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If you read the comments on the report (and specifically Jing's comments, who works for Adobe), you'll notice that they imply it will never be solved ever. The
by relix 13y ago
If you read the comments on the report (and specifically Jing's comments, who works for Adobe), you'll notice that they imply it will never be solved ever.
The bug report was written a few days after the release of the player that contained the crippling. Note that we had to find out through other ways than a changelog in Flash what was wrong. The Adobe worker said they had to disable JIT compilation because of a security issue and didn't have the time to fix it before the release.
A month after the bug report was created, he implied through asking for votes and by apparently talking to management, that he'll try to get it fixed in a future release. We waited another month and now he closed the bug, added "NeverFix", and gave alternatives that are a joke.
If that isn't a NeverFix, I don't know what is. If you know have inside information on this, please do share.