Microsoft to Shut Down Project Internet Explorer ?

[Dinesh V Kumar]

Even I heard it and I hope it is true!!

[Sandeep Singh Shekhawat]

http://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-is-building-a-new-browser-as-part-of-its-windows-10-push/[^]

[Er Puneet Goel]

Yeah we are getting it more true. And yes a big overhead it has foe designers and developers too.

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[KarstenK]

I read somewhere that they develop a new browser namend "Spartan" from the scratch. The concept is to compete with Chrome.

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[Er Puneet Goel]

Wow!! Seems interesting stuff..specially the name'Spartan'. :-D :cool:

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[Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter]

http://www.codeproject.com/Insider.aspx?msg=4973036#xx4973036xx[^]

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[Lost User]

They may only be expecting 300 users worldwide ;)

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KarstenK wrote:

I read somewhere that they develop a new browser namend "Spartan" from the scratch. The concept is to compete with Chrome.

Sounds more like they want to compete with "Trojan" :doh:

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[Er Puneet Goel]

hahahah exactly :)

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[Suvabrata Roy 0]

No, they are not shut down internet explorer. They just stop further development and to replace the same they try introduce Spartan[^].

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[Florian Rappl]

It is not true. What is true is that Microsoft is building a new browser (as mentioned by others). That browser is consumer focused and contains features such as auto-update or Webstore like extensions. However, IE will still be part of Windows, especially for business customers. This is also due to backwards compatibility.

[DaveAuld]

I wouldn't have said it is from scratch, as it is still using the same engines.

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[Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan]

Finally, the first good news of 2015 eh? :D

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[Ian Shlasko]

Brent Jenkins wrote:

Sounds more like they want to compete with "Trojan"

In that case, I think they'd have to work a little harder on virus protection...

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[newton saber]

DaveAuld wrote:

still using the same engines

Agreed. THey are still using the Trident rendering engine and that's kind of the main portion of the browser.

[newton saber]

The good news is that means there is another browser to support. w00t! I'm sure the new MS browser will work entirely differently than IE. You know, like, "wait, does it support addEventListener or not?" MS couldn't make up their mind on that one. That's always fun. It only strengthens us developer types. New Business Opportunity Heck, it's so confusing now for consumers you could almost start a company which teaches people to click around in the browser, which should be the easiest thing in the world but isn't. :)

[enhzflep]

Some might say that the MS-offered browser has always been spartan. I'd say that the name is a simple matter of calling a spade, "a spade". spartan adjective     showing or characterized by austerity or a lack of comfort or luxury.     "the accommodation was fairly spartan"

[Er Puneet Goel]

Hahaha let's bring the peace :P

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