Win10 Spartan browser commonly used features graphic explanation

Ever since I learned that Win10 is going to replace IE with Spartan browser, everyone is very curious about Sparta, but it doesn't come out, and everyone guesses. Now the Spartan browser reveals the true colors of the mountains, and even the functions are surfaced. Let's take a look at how the Win10 Spartan browser is used.

This version of the browser is built into Win10 Preview 10009 and its name is called Project Spartan. Obviously, this is just the internal development code of the browser, the official name has not yet been determined. It uses the new Edge rendering engine instead of IE11's Trident, which delivers significant performance improvements. Or coexist with existing IE browsers to reduce compatibility issues.

Functionally, Spartan browser will support extensions, a new simple UI interface, reading mode, built-in Xiaona Cortana, annotation collection and many other functions (extension, Xiaona Cortana function is not yet enabled) ), it is more able to collaborate with the Spartan browser on the Win10 mobile version, and the multi-platform integration brings a new experience to users.

Let's take a look at the actual running effect of the Spartan browser.

▲ In the Win10 Preview 10009 Start Menu, you can find a modern application called “Project Spartan”. As can be seen from its name, Sparta is currently only the internal development code of the browser, the official name has not been determined;

▲ Spartan browser startup screen;
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▲ After entering “XXX” directly in the address bar, the URL will be automatically filled below and some recommended access content will be given; then the search function will be used, and the search engine can be directly searched. Multi-content, its default engine is Microsoft's Bing Bing search. After the appearance of Xiaona Cortana, the search function will become more powerful; the previous page 1234 next page has 4 pages

▲ Click the star button behind the address to collect the currently viewed page. You can choose to add it to your Favorites or Favorites toolbar. However, after choosing to bookmark the toolbar here, you can't open the Favorites toolbar directly by right clicking the mouse like IE11. The specific method we will explain for you below;

▲ Spartan browser multi-tab page browsing effect, when you visit the previously saved page again, the star button will change from gray Yellow, reminds the user that the page has been bookmarked;

▲ The page that appears after clicking the Favorites button, from left to right, is Favorites, Reading List, History, and Downloads;

▲ When browsing a specific web page, a blue book button will appear behind the address. After clicking, you can enter the reading mode and only be valid for some web pages. Click again to switch between reading mode and normal web mode;

▲ Reading the list, it is not currently possible to add content. At the previous Win10 conference, Microsoft said that reading lists can be read synchronously in Spartan browsers on multiple platforms;

▲ Smiley buttons are not the first time in Win10. Click on it to open the quick feedback page, select the corresponding question type, add the description of the problem, you can directly click the “Send Feedback” button below to send feedback to help Microsoft to improve; Previous page 1234Next page Total 4 pages

▲ Click the ellipsis button on the far right to bring up a simplified setup page that includes page zoom, share, in-page lookup, and more.

▲ Click the Setting button at the bottom of the above menu to enter the More Settings page. The Favorites toolbar not found before is opened here. The overall settings are divided into two categories: general and reading mode;

▲ The actual effect after opening the Favorites toolbar.

Win10 Spartan browser features more powerful than IE, reading mode and using Bing search engine can give users a better browsing experience. Spartan browser replaces IE as Win10 default browser, IE will not quit, and will continue to exist, like users can continue to use.