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Microsoft has announced the official name for its new Windows 10 browser today at its annual build conference. The browser has been known as Spartan since its announcement in January but the final version will be called Microsoft Edge.
Alongside the announcement, Microsoft released a video showing off the browser on YouTube. You can watch the video below: [yframe url='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH1D31YHsgY&feature=youtu.be']
Microsoft is touting this as “the browser built for doing” with its built-in note taking features and Cortana integration. It seems that the Microsoft Edge browser will be compatible with Chrome extensions as well, which will make the switch-over easier for Windows 10 users.
This is still a developing story as all of this is happening live from the conference right now so some details aren't known yet. Microsoft Edge will be a universal app so it may attract the developers looking to create for multiple platforms at once.
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KitGuru Says: Many were happy with Spartan being the name for the browser but as we have previously reported, the name was never set in stone and was likely to change. What do you guys think of Microsoft's new name for its browser? Will you try out Edge or will you be sticking with your current browser of choice?
Let’s just hope that it wouldn’t be as horrible as IE.
IE wasn’t that bad, it was just the lack add-on support. This seems promising with the alleged google chrome extension support.
If it is doesn’t hit performance like Chrome does and it supports Chrome extensions then I will definitely be using it.