Downloading using Snow Leopard-Where does the DL reside?

I have been using leopard along with third-party "Speed Download" without difficulty. When I switched to Snow Leopard each download began with a Safari screen turning totally gray(blank!) while the address bar showed progress of the download through completion... , then returned to a normal Safari blank screen. Using Spotlight, there is no sign of where the download went! Suggestions welcomed!

Same problem sys 10.6.8. with safari 5.1. I know where my downloads are supposed to go but the screen goes dark and the download appears to goes to completion and the download stalls. Firefox downloads the same file perfectly??

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*24 December 2009*
*Dear Mac Users:*
Hello. Thanks to AppleMan1958 for answering my question about how to edit an iMovie project
on another computer.
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