Microsoft Project Spartan Browser is Fully Microsoft Edge

Microsoft has finally adopted and revealed that its new browser which will be replacing the long known Internet Explorer (IE) as its new default browser in the full version of upcoming Windows 10 is Microsoft Edge.

You could recall that Microsoft adopted a temporal developmental name for the browser as Project Spartan, but it finally revealed at the just concluded Microsoft Build 2015 Developers Conference that Project Spartan is now Microsoft Edge.

The Microsoft Edge will still have the E symbol in its new icon quite similar to that in IE,  but it will be a totally different browser with much improved features and will correct the anomalies present in IE.

One most notable new feature of the Microsoft Edge is extension and also, Microsoft revealed that Chrome and Firefox extensions can be used on the Microsoft Edge with minimal coding to enhance better performance.

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Since Microsoft Edge is an offshoot of Project Spartan, Project Spartan innovations like reading views, page mark-ups and Cortana integration are not left out.

In all, Microsoft Edge promises whole lot of new innovations and amazing features like faster speed, standard support etc. and also coupled with the fact that you can witness similar abilities of the Microsoft Edge across all chosen device that it will be available on.