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SWF to Canvas converter

When Ajax was gaining momentum, I was somewhat skeptic about SWF to Ajax migration. But, I hope, Canvas + Ajax may soon replace SWF/Flash and I expect SWF to Canvas converters very soon. Technically I have a gut feeling that SWF to XML (through swfmill tools) and then XML to SVG would be obvious easy solution.

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Mason Fischer said…
I would love to see a project like this come together. The flash IDE is great for designers but the flash plugin is dieing. There are rumors that flash CS5 will export directly to canvas eliminating the need for such a plugin http://www.neowin.net/news/flash-cs5-will-export-to-html5-canvas

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