I’m on some of the Adobe betas, and sometimes Adobe just stay quiet until they have news for the world. For example, the recent announcement about supporting x86 with AIR for Mobile was news even to us on the betas.

So, you may just have to be patient.

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nigedd

Participant

Would be nice to get an update on this.

If you run anything in the html component that takes even a short time to complete then it becomes unresponsive.

The onclick event handler still fires every time for the flex component itself but any javascript event handlers fail if they happend to coinside with any work javascript is doing in webkit, it seems to be ok if flex is working, but not the javascript in the html.

I wonder - is this a shartfall of the webkit version or is it do do with the single threaded nature of flex.

If you bash the hell out of a webkit version this old with javascript loops, does it become unresponsive to jquery event hadlers in a way that an up to date version doesn't?

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mpguerin

Participating Frequently

I'm interested in an update on this too.

Thanks,

Marc Guerin