Microsoft's browser has always collected a lot of negative feedback from users, who often complained about its inconvenience and slow work. In order to somehow rehabilitate itself in front of its customers, the software giant can launch a completely new browser called Spartan.
According to the resource TheVerge, the company Microsoft when creating a browser will not focus on the previously created Internet Explorer, and will create a new product from scratch. It is reported that Spartan absorbs the best qualities from browsers such as Chrome and Firefox.
It is also worth noting that the program will work on the Chakra JavaScript engine and on the Microsoft Trident page rendering engine. Thus, Microsoft decided to abandon the well-known WebKit engine in favor of its own development.
However, the appearance of the Spartan browser does not mean a complete rejection of Internet Explorer 11, which will continue to be installed initially in the Windows operating system.
Thus, the company from Redmond will install in the new Windows 10 two browsers that can be used in parallel.
Perhaps thanks to the new Spartan browser, Microsoft will be able to take away a certain percentage of users from Chrome and Firefox. Recall that Microsoft recently left one of the creators of Internet Explorer.
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