Safari 6 activity window

Hi, in new safari 6 i can't find activity window, ia a bug or it has been move?
Thanks

Well. As I understand, the issue is downloading flash video.
1. You make any bookmark on the Bookmarks bar
2. You replace address with
javascript:%20window.open('http://en.savefrom.net/#url='%20+%20escape(location.href));
(right click on your bookmark, then "Edit Address")
3. Rename Bookmark for example "Download video"

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