The link toolbar should be enabled by default once it has no perceptible impact on page load, window load and application load times.

I think that this is at *least* dependent on bugs 102905 and 103428. I'd like feedback on whether this bug should also be dependent on bug 102990.

There is argument about whether bug 102990 is even valid, so I would say no.

Please stop filing link toolbar bugs on me, I don't fix them.

*** Bug 143727 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Dependent on bug 102992 and bug 138496 I think. I just know I'd like to have it back because I used it as an user and as a coder. An option (not necessarily in the GUI) to disable it for purists of optimization would be way better.

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This is so sad. I was hoping one day, this would be enabled by default, though I suppose with the popularity of Chrome's minimalistic interface (and the eventual removal of XUL/XBL), this is doomed. Anyway, I have it enabled and I don't notice any performance problems because of it.