Uh, this sounds like a really bad way.

The WebKit nightlies renders exactly like the Safari 3 beta, and the point of testing with Safari 2 would normally be to make sure that Safari 2 users see the page like you do.

Also, there are system-wide problems with installing the Safari 3 beta.

Instead, a much better way is to use Pacifist to extract Safari 3.app and the frameworks, placing the frameworks inside the Safari 3 bundle, thereby restricting the changes to that particular application.

This only uses the WebKit.app program, not it's frameworks.
It uses that app to easily force a program to use the backed up version of your Safari2 WebKit frameworks.

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