Safari Download Issue not fixed by Safari 3.

This question is still unanswered for me and I hope someone can help.
I tried the demo of Yaszoft Speed Download, and when it ran out I uninstalled it. I haven't been able to do a clean download using Safari (or Firefox) since Safari just freezes (and Firefox just ignores the download command). Right-clicking works (sometimes) though.
I've uninstalled SD multiple times, rebooted, what not, ran the Speed Download uninstalled, installed the latest SD, removed that, contacted the Yazsoft people (who told me to...run the uninstaller yet once more), and i'm still stuck with the problem.
I upgraded to Safari 3.0 hoping that it would solve this once and for all -- no such luck. The Yazsoft people have basically concluded that this was not SD related. Although i started having this problem IMMEDIATELY after removing SD once the demo period had expired. The only solution, of course, would be to BUY SD, which, obviously, I'm not quite prepared to do...
What can I do at this point? It makes downloading any program a pain in the neck, upgrading programs sometimes tricky. For instance, I had to download Safari 3 from my newer mac mini and then transfer that to my powerbook...
(the problem is even worse in Firefox where downloading programs is almost impossible)
Help would be greatly, greatly appreciated. Thanks !
Powerbook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.9)
Powerbook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.9)

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