Let me provide you with information on how to use Selenium IDE for Edge based on the information available up to that point:

1. Selenium IDE Overview: Selenium IDE is a browser automation tool that allows you to record and playback interactions with a web browser. It is primarily an extension for Chrome and Firefox.

2. Edge WebDriver: To use Selenium IDE with Microsoft Edge, you would typically need the “Edge WebDriver” for your specific version of Microsoft Edge. You can download the Edge WebDriver that matches your browser version from the official Microsoft website.

3. Installing Selenium IDE Extension for Edge:

   • Install Selenium IDE as an extension in your Chrome or Firefox browser, if you haven’t already done so.
   • For Edge, you would need to use the “Edge WebDriver” and configure it accordingly.

4. Recording and Playback:

   • Open your Microsoft Edge browser.
   • Start Selenium IDE, and it should be able to detect the Edge browser if you have configured the Edge WebDriver correctly.
   • Begin recording your interactions with the web application.
   • Selenium IDE will generate test scripts based on your interactions, which you can edit and enhance as needed.

5. Exporting Scripts: After creating your test scripts in Selenium IDE, you can export them in various programming languages such as Java, Python, C#, etc. This allows you to integrate your scripts into a broader test automation framework if required.

6. Running Tests on Edge: To execute your Selenium test scripts on Microsoft Edge, make sure the Edge WebDriver is correctly configured and included in your test environment. You can use Selenium WebDriver’s APIs to run your scripts on Edge.