Where's Activity Monitor in Safari v6.0 (Mountain Lion)?

Apple in their great wisdom removed that useful tool from Safari 6...

send them your feedback here - http://www.apple.com/feedback/safari.html

The Activity window is very useful I don't know why did they take it out. T^T

Check it out:

http://www.mandalatv.net/2012/07/safari-6-0-activity-window/

From his site:

1) Open Safari > Preferences. It’ll bring up the Preferences window. Click on the “Advanced” tab and make sure “Show Developer menu in menu bar” is checked.

2) You’ll now see a “Develop” option in the menu. Open this up and choose “Show Page Resources”.

3) This will open up Safari’s new developer toolbar. Safari’s had this toolbar for quite some time, however, with Mountain Lion, it looks like Apple’s added some new features (perhaps most anticipated was a colored view source display). You’ll see a list of the page’s dependencies in the right column. Selecting them will display their contents in the center column.

After activating the Dev-menu, right-click (control-click) on the YouTube-video and select 'inspect element'. This will select some code in the page resources where you can option-click on. Now another window will pop-up showing just the video. Then option-click the link in the address bar to download the video.. 😉

Hello, thank you for your reply. I had trouble with it because I don't have the option to inspect element. Could you give some more detailed instructions please?

Since Apple updated Safari to v6.0.1 there's no 'inspect element' option anymore.. 😟

This worked great for me! I actually find it easier to use than the previous Activity window.

i'm really bad this kind of thing. i got the developer in the bar. and can inspect on streaming tracks. but after that i am lost once the HTML code comes into play.