Safari 4: Loading page at the bottom?

Hi
My personal page on last.fm have started to automatically showing the bottom of the page when finished loading the page. Just as if there were some sort of page anchor telling the browser to go there?.
I'm puzzled. It doesn't happen when using IE7.
URL: http://www.last.fm/user/iMac_man

Hi Thomas,
I just tried loading your URL and the page stays at the top for me.
Try resetting Safari via the File menu > Reset Safari... option.
(You'll probably want to uncheck the item to remove usernames/passwords unless you know them all )

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