Pubic consumption. Yum.

I'd rather see them address the safari crashing on my iOS7 devices. Yes, even after 7.0.4

Enhancements? About just allowing me to view a PDF in Safari. Since Mavericks DP2 clicking a PDF link inside Safari brings me nothing but a page full of its binary content...

If by chance you had previous version of Safari set to download PDFs instead of viewing them in-browser (by using this hidden preference in Terminal or using some shareware utility that does the same thing -- you know, the secret pref settings kind of util.) you will need to UNDO (reset) that pref setting for Mavericks b/c this option is no longer avail. and will lead to what you described. IOW, that "hack" no longer works -- you won't be able to download PDFs with a normal click as you could in ML and earlier -- and it will screw up your viewing as you said. RESET it with:

defaults write com.apple.Safari WebKitOmitPDFSupport -bool NO

Restart Safari.

Thanks gspears, I may have to do that.
However I'm in the habit of wiping the drive and installing new OSes from scratch. I made two Mavericks USB install disks to do exactly that. It is a holdover from my I.T. & Windows days.

Webkit 2 and WebKit proper has gone through a complete gutting of Google and Qt Toolkit ports. They are moving rapidly ahead with C++11 isms along with LLVM/Clang.

The modularity and scalability of WebKit 2 will be felt sooner, rather than later. You'll be glad they bit the bullet now. Bits for these testings will make it into iOS.

Web Developers should read up on some of the articles detailing advances in Safari:

http://planet.webkit.org/

How about fixing the ability to paste into the Safari search bar !!

Safari 7 killed it, now anytime I paste text & search, Safari fills in spaces with %20
e.g.: "paste into the Safari search bar" (quotes added) after hitting enter becomes:
http://paste%20into%20the%20safari%20search%20bar

with a note that "Safari can't find the server".

I can paste into Chrome just fine.

I hope a lot more than just PDF and auto fill. Safari locks up my iMac at least 2-3 per month!