Could the new OpenFL Html5 backend revive Stencyl's Html5 support?

Hi, I'm new here so apologies if this isn't the place for this question, but does the recent announcement about the new OpenFL Html5 backend improve the chances of Html5 support re-emerging in Stencyl? I don't believe in magic bullets but it sounds like they've addressed some of the problems with their latest release.

The announcement is here, btw:

http://www.openfl.org/blog/2014/03/18/flash-and-html5/

Thanks!

It's promising, but we're going to wait it out and see what the caveats are before we make a move on it. For the time being, we're refocusing on shoring up our toolset and common pain points before we look again at platforms.

Well, that looks promising.

I am not sure about the impacts of updating openFL to 1.3 in Stencyl, but the isn't intention of this framework to deliver HTML5 / pixi.js out of the box once it is updated?

From what I can tell, the new implementation is missing some functionality that will make the experience (on our end), far from working straight out of the box. I also expect that a bunch of non-essential functionality we lean on will not work.