Win10 comes with two browsers Spartan browser coexists with IE

Today, Microsoft officially confirmed that in the Windows 10 system, the Internet Explorer browser will coexist with the Spartan browser, IE uses the traditional typesetting engine to provide compatibility with the old version; and Spartan uses a newly created typesetting engine to provide revolutionary Web browsing experience. The confirmation came from Microsoft's official, ending the previous speculation, after people have speculated whether Spartan will replace IE browser in Windows 10, or whether IE and Spartan will adopt the new engine.

IE uses the Trident layout engine to ensure that users can get the same web browsing experience as Windows 7, Windows 8. The Spartan project will be uniquely equipped with the new Edge publishing engine, a unique web experience that users can get in Windows 10. This is slightly different from the plan previously revealed by Microsoft, which means that IE and Spartan will be two distinct independent browsers in Windows 10, with features and purposes clearly differentiated. Microsoft Spartan project manager Kyle Pflug said:

<quo;Based on Windows Insider testing user and customer strong response, today we announced that in Windows 10, Spartan browser will enjoy the newly developed engine, and IE 11 The browser will retain the same browsing experience as Windows 8.1 and follow the traditional engine and is also exclusive.