Safari 6.0.5 develop menu

safari 6.0.5! I am using safari 6.0.5 and can't see on the "develop" menu "disable/enable runaway javascript timer. Can anyone help?

hello
This is all what's in Develop menu
Open Page With
User Agent
Show Web Inspector
Show Error Console
Show Page Source
Show Page Resources
Show Snippet Editor
Show Extension Builder
Start Profiling JavaScript
Starts recording a profile of any JavaScript scripts being run by the current webpage. To view the recorded profile, choose Develop > Stop Profiling JavaScript.
Start Timeline Recording
Starts recording timelines in the WebKit Inspector for Network Requests, Layout & Rendering, and JavaScript & Events. To stop recording, choose Develop > Stop Timeline Recording.
Empty Caches
Disable Caches
Disable Images
Disable Styles
Disable JavaScript
Disable Site-specific Hacks
Disable Local File Restrictions
Enable WebGL
I found all these in develop menu.. so what next.. thanks for your answer

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