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Anyway, I don't know the answer here... maybe it really is a Safari problem, who knows.

var toolCookie


var screenWidth = 0, screenHeight = 0;

[...]
var toolCookie = readCookie('toolbar');

Error:

Implied global: document 2 39, myLeft 12, myTop 13, navigator 3, readCookie 23

Problem at line 3 character 54: Line breaking error ')'.

var arVersion = navigator.appVersion.split("MSIE")

Problem at line 3 character 55: Missing semicolon.

var arVersion = navigator.appVersion.split("MSIE")

Problem at line 5 character 9: Line breaking error 'toolCookie'.

var toolCookie

Problem at line 5 character 19: Missing semicolon.

var toolCookie

Problem at line 23 character 20: 'toolCookie' is already defined.

var toolCookie = readCookie('toolbar');

Problem at line 36 character 23: 'resizeToolbar' was used before it was defined.

function resizeToolbar( newSize ) {

Problem at line 48 character 26: Line breaking error ')'.

date = today.getDate()

Problem at line 48 character 27: Missing semicolon.

date = today.getDate()

Problem at line 49 character 98: Missing semicolon.

document.cookie = 'toolbar=' + newSize + '; expires=' + new Date(year, mon...

If it's not staying closed, it sounds like you're having a cookie issue. When you minimize the toolbar, do you have a cookie that looks like this?

Name toolbar
Value 1
Host www.buzzerbeater.org
Path /
Secure No
Expires Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:00:00 GMT

No idea where to find that info in Safari.

The CSS I gave above might hit some div#toolkit divs on other sites, BTW.

Yes, it does work in Firefox. Telling someone to change their browser isn't a real solution, though.
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Click the little half white/half orange circle on the right hand side of it.

Which minimizes it, but it's still there kinda uselessly. I never use it myself, which just inspired me to find that if you know how to apply some user style rules (Adblock or Stylish extensions for FF would be a couple of ways) to BB pages, doing:

div#toolkit {display: none;}

... will make the toolbar disappear. (I won't help anybody who doesn't know how to do this themselves, sorry.)