These terms define the boundaries: how you may use the browser, how you may not, and how disputes are handled. In short, use it lawfully and do not break the service or harm others.
License scope
The personal edition is licensed to an individual on a non-exclusive, non-transferable basis for personal and office use; the enterprise edition is licensed per device.
- Personal: personal and office use
- Enterprise: per licensed device
- No resale or redistribution
- No reverse engineering or modification
Prohibited use
Do not use the browser for illegal activity, to bypass site access controls, to scrape others data in bulk, or to disrupt the service.
- No illegal activity
- No bypassing site access controls
- No bulk scraping of others data
- No disrupting the service
Liability and changes
The software is provided as is and we are not liable for indirect losses arising from its use. Changes to the terms are announced in-product or in an update notice.
- Provided as is
- Material changes announced in advance
- Continued use means acceptance
- Disputes resolved by negotiation first
FAQ
Do I need to accept again after terms change?
Material changes show a prompt requiring confirmation; general clarifications are announced without reconfirmation.
Do enterprises fall under different terms?
Yes. Enterprise licensing follows the signed purchase agreement, which takes precedence where it differs from these terms.