So, given that I also use a Mac and Safari (as I imagine several others here do as well), I went to my PC and used my even-older version of Safari and it worked well enough to download "webarchive" pages, which I use to "bookmark" items I am interested in without having to go into a store's website all the time. That's a quick way for me to make decisions. But as Nitab and midoyle have pointed out, Renderosity's code seems to be deficient. If I can download webarchive pages on a PC with an older version of Safari, then the problem is with the Mac coding for this re-design and not Safari. The page never concludes, just spins and spins. What this means is that there is no way to save the page. That is a big drawback for me (Item No. 1 above - spins without end). If Renderosity would prefer that Mac users go somewhere else, then so be it. But it is my feeling that your site should be compatible with all browsers, and particularly as many older browsers as possible. I mean, surely Renderosity does not believe that the consumer market should be forced to buy the latest and greatest operating systems just to purchase the wireframe for a building or a corset? You folks talk a lot about the community here, but we here in the community are trying to tell you that this re-design is the PITS and we don't want it. Once again, it is counter-intuitive, hard to navigate, functionality is hidden or hard to get to (or even just plain gone away), and slow! Please, folks, revert back to the previous design before you lose loyal customers. Of course, it's your website. You can do with it what you will.