Safari inserts extra Tags in phpBB2

Using Safari 3.1.2 with Vista and XP on two different computers.
In a phpBB2 forum, after selecting a formatting entry from a dropdown menu, Safari correctly inserted the BB tags for font size
(in square brackets, which don't work here) {size=24} Sample text [/size]".
When I clicked to the text field or pressed tab to move the focus, Safari added another
{size=0} and [/size]"
tag to the text.
This does not happen in a phpBB3 board, nor do either IE, Firefox or Opera show this behaviour with the same board.
Message was edited by: Zoe Lionheart {Brackets}

I'm not sure that's possible. Somehow that's how Safari received the code.
Usually the other browsers will ignore these types of errors. They are more forgiving.
Click Help -> Report Bugs to Apple. Looks like 'behavior is wrong'.

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