I have looked into the documentation of FCM and it mentions that it cross platform. Anyhow FCM for Web documentation talks about Chrome. I want to check whether FCM supports messaging to all major web browsers including IE, Safari and Firefox?
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The link you mentioned is talking about FCM support for Chrome apps and extensions only, it's a different story for the web.
FCM supports Web Push Protocol, according to this article: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2016/07/web-push-interop-wins
Both Chrome and Firefox use the Push API for push notifications and Firefox already supports Web Push Protocol, which means by updating FCM server-side code, it will work for both Chrome and Firefox.
Google really needs to update their docs as Enable Push Notifications for your Web App is out of date.
It won't work with IE and Safari as they don't support the Push API at all.