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Sorry Levi, just coming back to this, I'm not sure what to suggest as I'm struggling to reproduce the problem myself.
As it is you rather than your users who are affected by this, perhaps you could right-click the save button when it is inert to inspect the markup.
You'll see that it has a "disabled" attribute. If you double-click on that you should be able to simply delete it, and then the button can be clicked to save the template.
Hmmm. This is really puzzling.
I went back to your site to edit the template.
You'll see in the screenshot I added some HTML comments, editing the template (successfully) in four different browsers.
There does seem to be something different with Firefox: when I opened the template for editing it presented a screen as if the template were empty, inviting me to add elements. It was only when I opened the dev console to investigate that it loaded the existing content. And once it had, I was able to make an edit to the template and again had no problem saving.
Let me ask Minesh when he has some time from his queue to try the same.
