Windows Uservoice: keep Spartan as the new browser name

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Microsoft has hired a company that is running a poll considering name options to the new Microsoft browser (here is the news source) and they are almost all definitely horrible: Entourage, Elixa, Evo, Evex, Endeavor, Edge (this last one is the only one I consider a viable name). They are even considering pairing these name options with IE, Internet Explorer or Microsoft, like "Internet Explorer Elixa". Because of such a great idea, people has already opened an Uservoice asking Microsoft to keep Spartan as the official browser's name. I ask you guys to do so, as I'm pretty sure almost everyone will agree that Spartan is definitely the best option. 

 

So, here is the link, guys, let's vote!

And please, share it so more people can vote!!!

 

https://windows.uservoice.com/forums/265757-windows-feature-suggestions/suggestions/6568780-keep-spartan-as-the-new-name-of-the-next-version-o

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search before making a new topic. 

 

I did, and I found nothing related. I just did it again using spartan and uservoice as keywords and this topic is the only one that is showed as a search result. If there was another topic about it already, go on and delete this one if you are able to do it or ask a moderator to do it then.

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I did, and I found nothing related. I just did it again using spartan and uservoice as keywords and this topic is the only one that is showed as a search result. If there was another topic about it already, go on and delete this one if you are able to do it or ask a moderator to do it then.

 

BS.

 

I used "Spartan" and BOOM, it's there:

 

https://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/1244532-lets-vote-for-spartan/?hl=spartan

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