> Neither Flash scripting nor embedded video and sound are migrated, and some > of the more advanced visual effects like blends and 3D transformations are > similarly unsupported. The output is also currently restricted to > WebKit-based browsers—principally Safari, Safari Mobile, and Chrome—due to > its use of WebKit-specific animation functionality. The tool is not yet > suitable for migration of rich interactive content like games, and the lack > of support for Flash scripting means that even simpler interactions will have > to be rewritten using JavaScript.
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