Upload Progress

When uploading files via a browser to a website using Safari, how can I see the progress of my upload? I know the address bar fills with blue, but how can I get more specific information, such as the number of kb left to upload?
I'm uploading to a web-based file transfer site, and that site does not have their own upload counter. Other browser software such as Google Chrome has a progress indicator in the bottom status bar, but Safari doesn't seem to have one.
Is there an extension or plugin that will show me this info?
Thanks!

daveschz wrote:
I do have the status bar activated but it doesn't show the upload information like it should.
The address bar starts to fill with blue, but it doesn't progress until it either times out (if the file is too large), or it actually uploads.
I'm guessing this isn't a behavior the stock browser supports, but is there an extension or plugin that might work?
Thanks to vea1083 for replying.
Hello,
I did some research on the topic on Google and here at Apple Discussions and the consensus seems to be that Safari does not have the ability to indicate the progress on uploads other than the progressbar under the url/search bar. I have checked the Safari extensions gallery and I don't seem to see anything that adds that function to the browser.

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