The Safari problem (spurious "files does not exist" error) has been reproduced by everybody but roobol. Safari can still display the images, and the "Save as" command still works. I agree with dialyn: there's no compelling reason to download these images, since they should remain under the artists' control. But Safari doesn't experience this problem with Marketplace images, indicating it's a server-side problem, rather than a client-side or ISP proxy-server problem. I admit that the Safari user base is so small that it wouldn't be cost-effective to deal with it yet, and if server logs register Safari as either Explorer or Netscape, there's no way of getting accurate numbers.