Overview
The Leef project is structured into two main components: the browser application itself and this website. Each component is subject to different licensing terms to balance open-source freedom with brand security.
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CC0
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DOMAINLeef Browser (the app) Dedicated to the public domain under CC0. You are free to copy, modify, and distribute the browser code without restriction. Read more → -
ALL
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RESERVEDThis Website Copyright © 2026 QTech. All rights reserved. The website design and code may not be copied or duplicated. Read more →
Leef Browser — CC0 1.0 Universal
The Leef Browser application and its source code are dedicated to the public domain under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal license.
Key terms of the CC0 license
- Modification & Distribution: You may copy, fork, and modify the code without requiring prior permission.
- Commercial Integration: You are free to integrate the code into commercial or proprietary applications.
- No Attribution Required: You do not need to credit QTech or include copyright notices in your distributions.
- No Copyleft Clauses: You are under no obligation to keep your modified version open-source.
Please note that the CC0 license applies strictly to the codebase and does not grant rights to the Leef brand, logo, or trademarks. For details on brand usage, please refer to the Codebase & Fork Policy.
Read the CC0 1.0 DeedThis Website — © 2026 QTech, All Rights Reserved
The layout, design, graphics, and code of this website (leefbrowser.site) are copyright © 2026 QTech. All rights reserved.
Why is the website protected?
These restrictions are maintained to prevent user confusion and phishing attempts. If the website design were dedicated to the public domain, malicious actors could easily launch convincing duplicate sites to distribute modified or insecure versions of the browser.
While the browser itself remains completely free and unrestricted, protecting the website helps ensure users can reliably identify official QTech releases.
Prohibited uses
- Duplicating, mirroring, or redistributing this website's design or codebase.
- Impersonating the official Leef Browser project or the QTech team.
- Using cloned assets to distribute unauthorized or malicious software.
Permitted uses
- Linking directly to any page on this website.
- Citing brief text excerpts for reviews, news reports, or articles, with clear attribution.
- Inspecting the public website repository for educational purposes.
Reporting Misuse or Impersonation
If you discover an unauthorized mirror of this site or an attempt to distribute software impersonating the official QTech team, please notify us immediately.
contact.qtech@proton.me