Windows 10: Microsoft's new browser, Spartan, is not in today's Windows 10 release

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I have one more question is the new browser in windows 10 Spartan or edge ..one microsoft agent said Spartan and the other said edge so im confused

 

will internet explorer work on windos 10

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Windows 10 for PCs will have both the new Microsoft Edge browser as well as IE11 Desktop.

For more info., please see:

Microsoft Edge FAQs

 

Well no Spartan is better than a buggy Spartan.

 

Totally agree, but it is the one remaining feature I wish to test, having a number of historical websites with code to get round the various "quirks" for different browser issues over the years, and the compatibility of those sites with phones/tablets.
TP10041running fine but have to put My gadgets back in.

 

I plan on doing the exact same thing when it comes to Spartan.. when ever it shows up. And so far Build 10041 is doing rather well.. not perfect but good enough for now.

 

Reluctantly I would have to agree. There are enough other issues we're working through right now.

 

All of us are having different experiences with the new build(10041).. so far it's working just fine for me.. it has it's moments when it hesitates but other than that, and the audio card driver install delay, it's doing just great on my PC. This is a TP and there are bugs.

 

Now that MS has released build 10041 they need to fix any bugs that we find before they concentrate on releasing Spartan.

 

They can run a parallel track and do both. The Spartan team is totally different than the one working on Win10.

 

They may be separate teams but eventually they have to come together. It's easier to fix a few problems at a time then it is to combine them all together and try to fix a large number of problems.

 

True.. but it's called multitasking .. many companies and organization do that all the time. And trust me MS has done this before and it's not going to slow down the process of fixing bugs.

 

I have found that LastPass doesn't work. It installs OK and the password fields have the Lastpass stars/asterisks in them. However, the fields don't fill in with the login details and clicking on the stars won't make them do so.

 

For component development and component test that is correct. But before it is shipped, it goes to the system test group where it is tested with all other components together. That group is usually the bottleneck.

 

IMHO MS has been fixing bugs and adding new features a little at a time. If MS is going to do away with IE than Spartan will probably be integrated into the OS. It's easier to fix a few problems at a time than to over complicate it. There's a difference between multitasking and multiheadaches.