Windows 10: Microsoft confirms that Spartan will be in the next Windows 10 preview

Discus and support Microsoft confirms that Spartan will be in the next Windows 10 preview in Windows 10 News to solve the problem; MS needs to support websites that were developed for IE and they will continue to support those for some time into the future. That's why they will... Discussion in 'Windows 10 News' started by Brink, Mar 1, 2015.

  1. Trust_No1 Win User

    Microsoft confirms that Spartan will be in the next Windows 10 preview


    So, what you are saying is that Spartan will not render sites developed for IE? But, then again why does it need too?

    I don't follow why they need 2 browsers. Any machine that currently has IE installed will work. You can download and install IE on any windows machine except for IE11 which you need 8 or above. If people wish to use IE they can install it.

    To me, this makes it seem that Spartan is nothing more than a gimmick product, and anyone using Windows 10, is the guinea pig. If it doesn't work out, than they will drop it. IMHO.
     
    Trust_No1, Mar 3, 2015
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  2. BunnyJ New Member

    What don't you understand about supporting older websites with continuing support for IE?? Spartan should work for some of them but not all of them. Are you trying to be difficult for the sake of it?? And how is Spartan a "gimmick"?? Oh and what makes us "guinea pigs"?? You clearly don't like anything about Win10 so why are you testing it or posting about it.. just stick with what works for you and be happy.
     
    BunnyJ, Mar 3, 2015
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  3. Trust_No1 Win User
    My point is, for me it would seem more reasonable, if Microsoft wanted to develop a new browser, it should do so, and let it stand on it's own. If they truly were creating this new browser for Windows 10, why not let people just download IE if they want? Why is it just now coming as an after thought? Why not say from the beginning of Windows 10, "it will have a new browser". It just doesn't add up for me. That is why for me it feels like a gimmick, and users are the guinea pigs. If I am wrong, I will be proven wrong. Perhaps I am looking at it wrong. Thank you for asking.

    As for Windows's 10 (since you are speaking for me), you are correct, there is not a whole lot I have found I am fond of (thus far). I am trying to keep an open mind, about it, however, testing is my own choice, and my thoughts are my own, and I only express what I think. Wouldn't it be a dull world if everyone were exactly alike?

    Who knows maybe one of my non-pro comments, might have a positive result on the Windows 10 end product. I thought that was what the Windows 10 preview was all about "Feedback".
     
    Trust_No1, Mar 3, 2015
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  4. Microsoft confirms that Spartan will be in the next Windows 10 preview

    Slartybart, Mar 3, 2015
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  5. Cloneware is not new look at Firefox user base has dropped since the change *Wink
     
    ThrashZone, Mar 4, 2015
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  6. groze Win User
    I agree with you.


    The reason is Firefox doesn't look right on mobile devices from what I read online. However, Firefox has started to improve the mobile version and is getting better but still not up to par according to what I read online. Google Chrome browser works better on mobile devices according to what I read online. Of course this is just people opinions.
     
    groze, Mar 4, 2015
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  7. Microsoft has been aiming more at companies than individual users,
    Most of this enterprise stuff is way to much trouble to sort out for an average user that only wants to open a url and have a browser to actually load that page quickly and acutely no matter what it's designed as/ doc mode....

    Chrome does that and the usage stat's reflect that want,
    All privacy issues go out the window people just don't care anymore about that the nsa makes the argument irrelevant.
    Want what works,
    Ie has been said many times only good for one purpose to download another browser with *Tongue
     
    ThrashZone, Mar 4, 2015
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  8. kenC Win User

    Microsoft confirms that Spartan will be in the next Windows 10 preview

    Doesn't Cortana search using Bing ? Link Cortana to Spartan and there's a nice boost for Bing's usage. *Smile
     
  9. LEE
    Lee Win User
    It is clear that you don't like Microsoft, so please go back to your Linux. . .*Biggrin
     
  10. LEE
    Lee Win User
    Hi Mr. Wabbitt, only saying that they will be making every attempt to put out a browser that does the same things. . .That's all. . .*Smile
     
  11. rfruth Win User
    [youtube]Fj9QAMVmdbM[/youtube]

    YES !!!
     
    rfruth, Mar 4, 2015
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  12. Winuser Win User
    I think you got that reversed.
     
    Winuser, Mar 4, 2015
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  13. groze Win User

    Microsoft confirms that Spartan will be in the next Windows 10 preview

    Spartan will serve as the default browser on both the PC and mobile device versions of Windows 10. "Spartan" uses a new "Edge" layout engine forked from Trident.
     
    groze, Mar 4, 2015
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  14. Microsoft confirms that Spartan will be in the next Windows 10 preview [​IMG]
    Spartan: adjective
    Definition of SPARTAN
    • of or relating to Sparta in ancient Greece

      • marked by strict self-discipline or self-denial <a Spartan athlete>
      • marked by simplicity, frugality, or avoidance of luxury and comfort <a Spartan room>
      • laconic: using or involving the use of a minimum of words | concise to the point of seeming rude or mysterious
      • undaunted by pain or danger
    Probably not the first definition *Wink
    Or ... it just sounds cool and the logo / icon is way cooler than the e

    Michigan State might have an issue with the logo though
     
    Slartybart, Mar 4, 2015
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  15. I am really looking forward to get my hands on Spartan. I am using Firefox now, because I don't like Google anymore and other Chromium based browser all failed my user experience in one way or another, however I like Chrome's extensions more then Firerefox ones and should the speculations about Spartan supporting Chrome's extensions prove right (which to my knowledge has yet to be decided by the developers), it will be a no-brainer for me.
     
    Olivir2014, Mar 4, 2015
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