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Ok. Thanks for you help.
Can you point the to the file where the menu is displayed so I can patch it myself?

Personal preference. I don't like it if something opens which isn't a popup when my mouse moves.
Thanks for the change in the next release.

Is there an option to reverse the order of the entries? I'm used to the "old" style since the
beginning of noscript.

I'm using FF4.0 beta 8 and NS 2.0.9.2

I have to click the small arrow when noscript.toolbarToggle is set to zero.
A click on the whole button doesn't do anything. So why not open the menu?

Btw: how can I reverse the order of the button so that it is like in the status bar?

I searched the options in about:config and found noscript.stickyUI.
I set it to false and everything is ok.

Is there an option to get the old behavior back?
When I click on allow or forbid, I want the menu to close.

I have rebooted and done some more testes with 311 Tabs

Slow:
1. 1:42
2. 1:42
3. 1:43
4. 1:41

Fast:
1. 1:41
2. 1:41
3. 1:42


So there is no difference anymore. I haven't tried it with 600 tabs but it looks good.
Thx.

I set the option to true, close FF and start it again. I look at the cpu usage in task manager until no more cpu is used.
startup with 310 tabs is 1:33 and with the option set to true it's about 1:45. i have done it 3 times now. i will reboot and test it again

It's much faster then 2.0.7. But still a bit slower (5-10%) than without this option.

Now it's fast again after switching the preference to false.
Can you explain what it does? I couldn't find any information for it.

Yes, you are right. I will try your suggestion.

It happens also with a new profile. Only noscript running and it's much slower with 2.0.7 than 2.0.5.1.

600 tabs atm.
I have noscript running on a clean profile on two computers.
I cannot reproduce it there but i only have 20 tabs open.
I can test it with 600 tabs later.

I have a lot of tabs and FF is already a bit slow. But since 2.0.6 (or 2.0.7, I don't know. Last version I used was 2.0.5.1), FF isn't usable anymore. I went back to 2.0.5.1. E.g. startuptime until FF has loaded all tabs with 2.0.5.1 is 1:30 min. with. 2.0.7 it's 2:08 min. And why FF normally uses o...