Safari 5.1 weird graphics

After updating Safari to 5.1 I get som weird graphics when opening Top Sites. See screenshot below.
I use 1Password plugin and Web Snapper extension, same result without these two. I also did the additional 10.6.8 update.
Does anybody know something about this or have a fix?

Are you running Safari 5.1 on Snow Leopard or Lion?
Generally, my best guess is that this is a compatibility issue. 5.1 is optimized for Lion I think. So, let's just hope that the fruit company manage to fix this.
I just love Mac!
PS! I've posted a bug report to Apple about this.

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[click here for screenshot|http://www.pazdzierski.de/bild1.png]
[click here for screenshot|http://www.pazdzierski.de/bild2.png]
[click here for screenshot (2nd screen)|http://www.pazdzierski.de/bild22.png]
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07/10/08 18:46:21 com.apple.launchd[228] (0x12a2c0.Locum[20677]) Exited: Terminated
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