Safari Download Priority Problem

This problem is regarding the extention application Folx (This application provides an easy effective downloading alternative then the safari default)
I can't seem to get Folx to pick up any download requests I make from safari, I have looked up for help and learned that I needed the download priority box checked in the settings, however that box has always been checked, and safari still takes priority over all downloads. I then tried adding some extensions, still no results.
My Folx is set on "No Limatations" and am currently running the latest version of Folx and Safari 5.1.2
How do I fix this?
-Thanks

You need to contact the developer of the extension > http://mac.eltima.com/download-manager.html

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