Internet Explorer's Successor, Project Spartan, Revealed

WHYYYY? They will fail anyway.

Has to have extension support on the level of Firefox and Chrome before even considering using it. Otherwise, I'll open it once to download another browser and never use it again just like with IE.

Still sticking with Chrome.

Give thanks men, to Microsoft and the brave 300!

Yeah, still not switching from Firefox/Chrome.

so microsoft finally has it's own addblock software

kudos!

I'm using IE11 right now. Never had a need to switch to Chrome or Firefox. Don't need Spartan either...

It's just a browser, eh?

Microsoft products will be always fail for me. Only thing they did good is "Directx". Windows is most problematic among all apps in entire universe, i lost the count how many data lost cuz of it, its .net framework is another topic which is a big mess and unfinished product like windows. I bought 2 xbox360 because they were being broken down spontaneously etc. This company failed almost everything except "Directx".

Let us hope that this version is an improvement over the current version.

Ehhhhhh I think I will stick with Chrome.

Oh, look. A Microsoft product that references Halo.

And what does Sparti, the modern city on the site of ancient Sparta, have to say about this?

Naming a type of soldier in a video game after ancient peoples known for their skill in battle is one thing... but now the word Spartan, which deserves to preserve its legacy, is going to be copyrighted and diluted by another sh|tty product from a giant corporation?

THIS IS SPARTA!!!!!

*kicks user off internet

Firefox has my soul and it can keep it.

I only care about browsers that support Ad Block - the greatest invention of the 21st century

1st thing install fire fox & chrome don't touch this gonna get more exploits then IE -_-

"" Users can also cut snippets of web pages to share."" copy paste not good enough anymore? or sharing a link to hard?

Free Upgrade in the first year. If Windows 10 fails you after that point, you'll need to pay the MSRP of $250USD. I'll give "Spartan" (hate that name) credit, by its specs, it's finally stepped into the 21st century. I wonder if MS canned its IE engineers and hired some people in the know.

So far I'm very unimpressed with the announcements. Everything is as what people expected; this was going to be about XBOX users and their functionality on a Windows-based PC. Nothing to do with PC gaming. The OS offers something akin to Shadowplay? I cannot fathom software being better at that task and not putting a huge performance hit on the game than to just have the hardware do it's job with an onboard encoder.

They are slowly gaining all the world's wealth through Halo referencing so they can create a Halo ring.

Call me a Debbie Downer but all of these new features do not seem like they benefit the traditional desktop user. I will be sticking with Chrome. I am severely disappointed with everything I'm hearing today

Sounds like a fully decked out Firefox.

Still gonna use it to download firefox and chrome.