PROPELLERHEAD  yes, the lack of documentation is terrible. I hope Safari Stand is still being developed, because I really like it.

Here are some shortcuts that work for me:

Google Images - gi

http://images.google.com/images?q=@key

Google Maps - gm

http://www.google.com/maps?q=@key

Wikipedia - wi

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=@key  
(Version 2.0b17)

PROPELLERHEAD  ***** (five stars!)

man, this is so f*in' hilarious!

especially that one comment:

"Thankfully none so far."

ROTFL!

IF it ever becomes TRUE,

THEN it won't be as funny

BUT until then

LOL!  
(Version 0.47.5)

PROPELLERHEAD  oops did I say 3 companies?

I guess "2" would have been more accurate.  
(Version 1.3.7)

PROPELLERHEAD  Agreed.

Don't touch this thing with a ten foot pole.

It seems like a good idea,

But after using it I had to reinstall OS X.

Because all non-intel programs would not work, or would take unbelievabe amounts of time & CPU to launch & run:

all apps from Macromedia, Micro$haft, & Adobe.

Couldn't use any of them.

I support the idea, but I think this app needs a little more work to make it safe.

Oh, BTW those 3 companies need to work a little harder on producing usable software, it's a pity so many of us have to rely on them.  
(Version 1.3.7)

PROPELLERHEAD  Thanks.

I was pretty happy when I learned about that one, after much frustration trying many other things, it really works easily & well.

Also, if you have Quicktime Pro & Perian

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/22923

you can open flv's in Quicktime & save them to whatever format you like. Saving to a quicktime .mov takes no time at all.

:-)  
(Version 0.9b3)

PROPELLERHEAD  The easiest thing is to use Safari Stand.

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16687

Once the flv is downloaded, you simply command-click on it & save to downloads folder. Since it's already done downloading, it saves instantly, & also it has the appropriate name.  
(Version 0.9b3)