Let's vote for Spartan

[encarta]

If you guys love the name Spartan, vote here: https://windows.uservoice.com/forums/265757-windows-feature-suggestions/suggestions/6568780-keep-spartan-as-the-new-name-of-the-next-version-o

 

People wanted Cortana and they listened, let's do it again.

[Dot Matrix]

Voted +3!

[link6155]

I hope they do change the name, Internet Explorer won't be able to recovery any time soon with it's bad past.

[Quillz]

I actually don't think Spartan is a great name. I'd rather they just call it IE12.

[Ian S.]

I also voted 3!

[techbeck]

Dont really care what they call it as long as it works well.

[encarta]

I actually don't think Spartan is a great name. I'd rather they just call it IE12.

The IE brand is horrible. People will always hate it, no matter what.

 

Spartan is a strong name, powerful. It's just perfect.

[spaceelf]

I'd rather they just call it IE12 as well, though I don't really care that much either way.

[+virtorio MVC]

Call it Spartan, rename Microsoft to Halo and start raking in the $$$.

[Dot Matrix]

Here's hoping Spartan doesn't suffer from "A script on this page is taking too long to respond".

[+Anarkii Subscriber²]

Voted as Thor
They need to ditch IE completely, the name and the logo, and come up with something fitting for Spartan. 

[Evelyn Harthbrooke]

I have voted +3 for the name Spartan. It's an amazing name and should be the default for when the new browser actually comes out.

[Kazama Levi]

Voted as Thor

They need to ditch IE completely, the name and the logo, and come up with something fitting for Spartan. 

Ditching it completely, as in, ditching that Trident garbage altogether? Absolutely!

I seriously doubt they can still improve it much (branching it or not), it's just too badly broken. As they already have separated the old IE engine as a separate mode, they could simply do a Webkit branch for the new one: greatly improved standards compliance, speed and security and much less work than trying to turn trident into anything half-way decent.

[+Anarkii Subscriber²]

Ditching it completely, as in, ditching that Trident garbage altogether? Absolutely!

I seriously doubt they can still improve it much (branching it or not), it's just too badly broken. As they already have separated the old IE engine as a separate mode, they could simply do a Webkit branch for the new one: greatly improved standards compliance, speed and security and much less work than trying to turn trident into anything half-way decent.

They just need to let go of the Internet Explorer brand. 

People liken it to broken, laggy browser that is a horrible experience to use. The latest builds are great of IE, but people just wont use it anymore. 

So if they ditch the branding (even if it is IE12), I would say removing the logo, and the name and move forward with the Spartan brand, it would have a much higher up-take. New users to Windows 10 will be more inclined to use it as their main browser instead of going straight for Chrome or Firefox. Thats what im getting it. Under the hood, it can run IE7 for all its worth, no one would be the wiser, just call it Spartan and change the logo to match.

[vcfan]

no way

 

Internet Explorer till the death

[Torolol]

i dislike spartan UI as its too similar with chrome UI which i totally dislike, i like chrome's html/css/js rendering tho.

[+Matthew S. Subscriber²]

Hey, the personal assistant is named Cortana so it's fitting that the browser is named Spartan.

[+Zagadka Subscriber²]

Meh. The days where "Navigator" and "Explorer" made sense are over, and IE doesn't really have strong brand following from people who know what browser they are using, but I guess it doesn't really matter. Cortana made sense because they needed a name anyway.

[Guest]

/care

[Torolol]

Hey, the personal assistant is named Cortana so it's fitting that the browser is named Spartan.

Spartana

[buddyhelp]

Spartan is a great name. Vote!

[Ci7]

i am all for it.

 

while they are at it drop verison number from the name.

 

keep it simple. since it is fresh start

[cork1958]

I actually don't think Spartan is a great name. I'd rather they just call it IE12.

 

Same here

[MikeChipshop Member]

No. "Spartan" is the cheesiest name for a browser i've ever heard (well OK, it's one of the cheesiest).

 

By all means give it a trendy name but keep IE in there somewhere, so if they were going to go with "Spartan" make it "IE Spartan" or "Spartan IE".

Ditching the IE brand (no matter how negative the connotations) is a silly idea. Especially as it's starting to climb out of it's predecessors wrong doings and make a new name for itself.

[BajiRav]

Ditching it completely, as in, ditching that Trident garbage altogether? Absolutely!

I seriously doubt they can still improve it much (branching it or not), it's just too badly broken. As they already have separated the old IE engine as a separate mode, they could simply do a Webkit branch for the new one: greatly improved standards compliance, speed and security and much less work than trying to turn trident into anything half-way decent.

Well you keep on doubting meanwhile Trident+Chakra are already equal or better than competition.

http://anandtech.com/show/8932/internet-explorer-project-spartan-shows-large-performance-gains