Recently, we were told that Microsoft is secretly preparing a new browser Spartan, which will have to be an alternative to many unloved Internet Explorer. And as reported by the resource bgr.com, this information already has some confirmation.
It is reported that the Spartan development team was founded back in September 2014 and since then three versions of the browser have already been created. The screenshot below shows the second iteration of the program, so the current version of the product may already be slightly different.
Despite this, we can see that Microsoft have taken the path of minimalism and simplicity. In the browser window, you can see a minimum of elements, among which is the address bar and a few basic buttons.
In addition, according to the source, some functions that most competitors do not have will be built into the Spartan browser. We are talking about voice control, in which the user can give commands to the computer with whole phrases. For example, the following commands can be implemented: “Add to favorites” or “Go to such website”.
Another nuance is that the name Spartan is currently the codename of the project and as a result, Microsoft's browser may be called differently.
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