Captivate incompatibility with Firefox

Is there a chance of Adobe solve, for the version 9, the incompatibility between the content generated by Captivate and Firefox browser? Or is there a productive solution for this incompatibility?
It is a shame for a so expensive product, from a so respected company, to present some very basic problem such as incompatibility with a so important and use browser, which has 25% of the global market share of browsers. What I read in the Adobe Community forums is users working around this issue with limitations in the use of Captivate features and making changes in the Captivate code. If it was a free software, I would understand this kind of fact. But for a so expensive product, it is simply unacceptable, especially because I cannot find any explanation or excuses from Adobe about it.
Please, if someone has some productive solution for this Captivate x Firefox issue, responde this question.

I believe it is due to Mozilla not wanting to pay for the licensing of the MP3 audio files, among other things.
I've seen workarounds for Cp6 but haven't yet replicated the efforts in Cp8's newer installation files.

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