Window for Plugins GH selection

Is there a way to ‘control’ which Gh plugins would be used and which would be ‘left off’?
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(*Having a loaded amount, and always increasing, opening Gh is sometimes quite slow, without knowing what the problem is).
—I know the “Rhino—Tools-Plugins Loaded and Derived” window—
…but it doesn’t seem possible to control all the loaded plugins from there!…,
many of them will not appear in any of the windows there, in the different options——.
What is the best way to activate_deactivate_control Gh plugins?
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I believe that there is the “Package-Manager”,–which allows you to install, update or uninstall one or another plugin–,
but I understand that it should have a New or “added” Option, where one will select which “Plugins they want to use” in what is going to be done.
(It’s almost ridiculous to see the number of plugins one can have in the top Window,
and then each letter being smaller by the quantity,
One must then look to see if the letter ‘d’ is from dendro, or from dixi, or from daniel, or from dora, etc.
-Even so, the worst problem is when it takes a long time to open gh!!.
–**I have sent it to Rhino support, more than once, but I don’t think if they understood or were interested in my question, to answer it clearly.
—I think something must exist, but I don’t know where to find it.
Finally, there would be a window of plugins installed in gh, and being able to activate the ones that one would use, or leave the favorites.
(I’m not a programmer).

Thank you
Greetings

There is nothing I know about and I agree that this becomes problem nowadays with this variety of plugins out there.

I think the only solution which might work is organizing certain group of plugins in a dedicated folder and to misuse the GH Developer Settings, to contain those folder. Other than that you could write a very simple Powershell script to move plugins in and out of the default folder. You might manage that as a non-programmer, because basically it’s only about calling the ‘Move-Item’ command. But note, technically you can not unload plugins during a session. An application restart is mandatory.

Other than that, you should minimize your dependencies for a lot of good reasons. Scripting will help you to do that. So it’s worth to learn it.