Muse update to allow for hi-res images on Retina displays?

I understand that you can find a javascript file for static images, but I am looking to for better image quality on buttons as well since my navigation utilizes imagery. Does any one know if Adobe is addressing this issue?
Any work-arounds in the meantime?
Thanks!

For buttons there's a trick you might find handy.
To create a Photoshop button that outputs at Retina resolution you start by creating the button at twice the size (pixel dimensions) the button will be on your website. Then Place the button as you would normally and resize it down to half the size it came in at (so now it's the correct size for your site).
If you were to output your site now, the button fill/background images would be resampled/resized by Muse during output to be standard, non-Retina, resolution.
Now the trick.
Take the text tool and double click on your button. This will convert the rectangle that is your button into a text frame. (A button is just a rectangle with background images set for the various possible states of a button.) You don't have to enter any text. Now when you output your site the original 2x resolution fill/background images for the states will be output.
Why?
There are many different factors that can cause text to reflow or resize in different browsers. Thus text frames will in some cases be different sizes in different browsers or on different devices. Since a text frame might resize, Muse will, in most cases, not resample the background images on a text frame below 2x the original dimensions during output (since the additional image data may be necessary if the text frame grows larger in the browser).

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