It's not IE12. Microsoft will develop a new browser for Windows 10

NetEase technology News December 30, according to foreign media reports, there is news that Microsoft is developing the Windows 10 operating system code-named Spartan (Spartan) new browser applications. The browser is not the so-called Internet Explorer 12, on the contrary, this will be a closer look at the Chrome or Firefox products. The new browser is expected to be released and unveiled with the next Windows 10 major release. Although new browsers have introduced designs such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox in appearance and functionality, including support for extensions, the core rendering technology will remain based on Microsoft's current chakra JavaScript engine and Trident rendering engine. WebKit, widely used by other competitor products, is still out of the consideration. Internet Explorer does not disappear because of the presence of new browsers. In fact, IE 11 will still be integrated in Windows 10 to ensure backward compatibility--in other words, Microsoft will provide two browser applications in the next major version of Windows 10 update. Microsoft has earlier issued an invitation to confirm that it will hold its Second product launch in Windows 10 on January 21. More new features on the system's consumer-facing market will be unveiled, including the new browser apps. (Lu Xin)