Farewell to Explorer, Spartan is coming

With the launch of OS Windows 10, Microsoft will officially ditch Internet Explorer and offer its users an alternative browser that will most likely be called Spartan. It will have a brand new rendering engine that can keep up with all other modern browsers.

After many years, Microsoft has finally decided to "kill" Explorer once and for all, and although many people believe that it is due to users' negative perception of this browser, people at the complany claim otherwise, the web portal theregister.co.uk reports.

Representatives of the company say it couldn't go on like this forever and that fixing all problems could affect millions of websites.

Instead, management of the software giant decided to accept a brand new approach with the browser called Edge, with a new look and modern features that will be more in compliance with other Windows 10 tools.