For several weeks has been rumored Spartan developing the new web browser that will be part of Windows 10. Yesterday, during a special event, Microsoft confirmed the existence of Project Spartan and its future inclusion in the new desktop operating system, but today has offered more details confirming that Internet Explorer will also remain in Windows 10 .![]()
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According to new words from Microsoft in a public statement, the web browser Spartan will remain compatible with web pages specifically designed for Internet Explorer, which remain active for the Internet Explorer web engine 11. However, for most modern websites, this alternative web browser has its own navigation engine, which is an evolution in the field of software. In this sense, Microsoft has returned to be particularly attentive to users with outdated systems, although in this case the web environment, and for that reason remain available confirms that Internet Explorer in Windows 10.
The Redmond company, Microsoft is developing an alternative browser to Internet Explorer which, as said yesterday, will be available in the final version of Windows 10, which is expected later this year 2015. However, what is not clear is whether this alternative web browser, which for the moment is behind the codename Project Spartan, Internet Explorer would end or not.
