No support does not mean that it won't work. As this is an open-source and free tool, the support is announced only for the publicly available code which is reg

No support does not mean that it won't work. As this is an open-source and free tool, the support is announced only for the publicly available code which is regularly tested and fixed. Now if a company want to pitch in, and sell IE/Edge support that would be great. Even better would be windows developers to contribute fixes back until the quality and regular fixes on IE/Edge make it possible to officially say they are supported.