Note the wording. Supported vs. not supported does not equate to works vs. won't work. Rather it means that if something does not work, they will be less inclin

Note the wording. Supported vs. not supported does not equate to works vs. won't work. Rather it means that if something does not work, they will be less inclined to fix the cause of the problem unless a supported platform is also affected and furthermore, not supported means that even if it does work on an unsupported platform now, there's no guarantee made that it'll work on that platform tomorrow (of course, sometimes supported platforms will be deprecated with a new version but in that case it is common courtesy to give notice in advance).