Safari: network.http.max-connections-per-serve

Hello!
Does Safari have this kind of configuration parameter to set? (...as Firefox does)
We faced a problem on the 3.2 Windows version that we think might be connected to this parameter: in a web-page we have a lot of resources to include: CSS-es, JS-es and images, and, some of the CSS-es included in the <head> (with <link>s) were loaded later than in all other browsers (IE7, FF3, O9), and, in fact later than we would normally expect them.
We solved our problem by concatenating two of our CSS-es, but, anyway it would be useful to know Safari's limits and how to configure them.
Thanks!
P.S.: Yes, you are probably right thinking that this question should be posted on the "Safari for Windows" forum, but it seems to me that it is applicable to both versions and I would probably get a larger audience here.

See:
*http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/d3ba16c3c8a0 (Bug 770331)

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