Agreed. Firefox has two or three more options on right-click than Safari does, like 'Send Link', 'Send Image', 'Properties', etc. But more crucially, it divides the contextual options into groups (separated by horizontal lines) for easy visual identification, whereas Safari pretty much doesn't.
It's possible that Safari de-emphasizes contextual menus because, being an Apple product, its developers are adhering to the ideology of the one-button mouse, with which contextual menus are marginally more difficult to invoke. But there are relatively elaborate ones even in the Finder, so that explanation doesn't make a lot of sense.
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