Windows 10 IE With Spartan Engine Performance Vs. Chrome and Firefox

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In Microsoft's latest Windows 10 preview build released last week, Cortana made an entrance, but the much-anticipated Spartan browser did not. However, little did we realize that some of Spartan made the cut, in the form of an experimental rendering engine hidden under IE's hood. Microsoft has separated its Trident rendering engine into two separate versions: one is for Spartan, called EdgeHTML, while the other remains under its legacy naming with Internet Explorer. The reason Microsoft doesn't simply forego the older version is due to compatibility concerns. If you're running the Windows 10 9926 build, chances are good that you're automatically taking advantage of the new EdgeHTML engine in IE. To check, you can type 'about:flags' into the address bar. "Automatic" means that the non-Spartan Trident engine will be called-upon only if needed. In all other cases, you'll be taking advantage of the future Spartan web rendering engine. Performance-wise, the results with IE are like night and day in certain spots. Some of the improvements are significant. IE's Sunspider result already outperforms the competition, but it has been further improved. And with Kraken, the latency with the Spartan-powered Trident engine dropped 40%. Similar results are seen with a boost in the Octane web browser test as well.
 

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its doomed to fail from the name alone, it might have some # wins since MS will auto install it on every windows machine
 

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its doomed to fail from the name alone, it might have some # wins since MS will auto install it on every windows machine
if you mean "spartan" its definitely not going to be called that...

i personally don't have a lot of faith in the proprietary rendering engine, and the whole "trick sites into thinking its webkit". they had the same idea with their mobile user agent and that shyt is terrible
 

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if you mean "spartan" its definitely not going to be called that...

i personally don't have a lot of faith in the proprietary rendering engine, and the whole "trick sites into thinking its webkit". they had the same idea with their mobile user agent and that shyt is terrible
Oh yeah, what windows phone do you have bruh :popcorn:
 

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Whats wrong with the browser, and are you on Windows 8.1
for mobile rendering you have to use a customized user agent string to trick sites into thinking you're on android or iPhone. and that shyt doesn't work
 
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