Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10

Walkthrough of New Edge Browser with Windows 10. Microsoft has released its new browser, Spartan, with the newest Windows 10 preview build, 10049.

I’ve installed the new Windows 10 Technical Preview build 10049, and you can find the Spartan browser pinned to the Windows 10 Taskbar!! The picture is below.

Walkthrough of New Edge Browser with Windows 10—The Spartan icon is similar to the globe. I don’t think that is a great or innovative icon for a great browser. 🙁 I’ve another post that explains Spartan: “Windows 10 Spartan: The New Internet Browser is Suspended.”

This post provides all the details of the Walkthrough of the New Edge Browser with Windows 10.

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Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Table 1

Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10

Clicking on the Spartan browser gives me a look and feel of Windows 10 modern or Windows universal applications. See below… I’ve noticed that the temp files of the Spartan browser are stored in the user profile. In My case, the temp location for Spartan was the following. I would perform further research on what type of data is stored

@”C:/Users/Anoop/AppData/Local/Packages/microsoft.windows.spartan_cw5n1h2txyewy/AC/#!001/Spartan/

Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 - Fig.1
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.1

The new browser Spartan’s above look will change to an almost normal browser after launching the default website, “Project Spartan.”

Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 - Fig.2
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.2

As Microsoft showed in the demo, we can edit and post comments on live websites and save or share them if we want. The editing tool works very well in my testing.

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Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.3

Microsoft didn’t forget to give the Windows Universal app/settings feel in Spartan Internet browser settings. I love it !! You can see options to turn Cortana on and off in the settings. But for India, Cortana is still not enabled. So, I don’t have the option to turn Cortana on or off in the Spartan browser.

  • What is the version of the Spartan browser? You can also see in the settings Project Spartan version 0.10.10049.0!
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 - Fig.4
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.4

Press F12 to launch developer tools from the Spartan browser. You can see all those details there, like performance, coding, Console, Memory, Network, etc. I felt like this part was similar to Chrome 🙂 But better!!

Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 - Fig.5
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.5

Reading View in the Spartan browser is also excellent. It allows you to read a PDF or Word document without any distractions of sidebars. I tried the F3 search in Spartan, and it works well.

Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 - Fig.6
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.6

Google + Plus works well with the Spartan browser!! No issues that I’ve seen.

Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 - Fig.7
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.7

I’ve done editing this post with Spartan. So, WordPress editing works well with the Spartan browser.

Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 - Fig.8
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.8

When you select one word or sentence in the Spartan browser and right-click, you can see one new option called “Ask Cortana.”

Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 - Fig.9
Walk Through of New Edge Browser with Windows 10 – Fig.9

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Anoop C Nair is Microsoft MVP! He is a Device Management Admin with more than 20 years of experience (calculation done in 2021) in IT. He is a Blogger, Speaker, and Local User Group HTMD Community leader. His main focus is on Device Management technologies like SCCM 2012, Current Branch, and Intune. He writes about ConfigMgr, Windows 11, Windows 10, Azure AD, Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, AVD, etc.

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