title: I would like to know why my website is not showing up on Edge? it's developed on JavaScript
body: <p>Thing is someone told me that this "..." is not supported on Edge. There's something with the following code that has compatibility problems and the website is not showing up.</p>
  
  <p>Here's the code:</p>
  
  <pre><code>    //&lt;&lt; Mapping  hash
      hash = {
          route: hash[0].split(/\//)[0],
          params: hash[0].split(/\//).slice(1),
          queryParams: hash.length &gt; 1 ? hash[1] : "",
      }
  
      hash.queryParams = hash.queryParams?hash.queryParams.split(/&amp;/).reduce((a, c, i) =&gt; {
          return {...a,...{[c.split(/=/)[0]]: c.split(/=/)[1]}}
      }, {}):{}; // I got to fix this (Reynald - 12: 35 pm)
      //&gt;&gt;
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>The problem is specially on the <code>hash.queryParams = ...</code>.</p>
  
  <p>I'm going to split the complete function with its property and every method used on it. I know I will get a larger way so Edge doesn't get any problem on reading the website.</p>
  
  <pre><code>hash.queryParams = hash.queryParams?hash.queryParams.split(/&amp;/).reduce((a, c, i) =&gt; {
          return {...a,...{[c.split(/=/)[0]]: c.split(/=/)[1]}}
      }, {}):{}; // I got to fix this (Reynald - 12: 35 pm)```
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>Anything by the moment. The output is that the website should be rendered from an external file which has a JavaScript that is drawing the website on an index.html, what I mean is for example a main.js that is drawing at index.html and the main.js has connections to call every independent page with each corresponding file.</p>