Besides, it isn't obsolete in the least bit. It is just a sad testament to the fact that we are still just using old image formats and still haven't come up with anything different. Some have been tried, such as what started (I believe) with SVG, which is the data format. And we still do not have a good replacement for animated gifs, just websites like Imgur pretending that movie files are gifs. So Fireworks is still relevant in today's world, if only because we haven't made any new image formats since it was last released, which ironically is CS6 and is a current Adobe product. As a 17+ year Fireworks user, I can tell you that Adobe barely made any changes to the product since they acquired it with Macromedia.
