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Just in case someone stumbles upon this old mail:

Performance problems with the context-sensitive input assistant are
fixed in the development version since April 8th, 2015. This means
that if you are using this version, you DON'T have to disable the
predictive interface.

If there are still any problems with this, please let us know.

Cheers,
Vladyslav

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>
> Hi,
> yes, I think that happens because the "predictive interface" gets confused when it sees a couple of hundred extra packages ...
> Anyway, you can either do, once:
>
> SetOptions[$FrontEnd, "ShowPredictiveInterface" -> False]
>
> Or, maybe better, if you do actually want the predictive interface otherwise, just
>
> SetOptions[$FrontEndSession, "ShowPredictiveInterface" -> False]
>
> (which you could also add to FeynCalc.m or wherever)
>
> Rolf

>
>
> Hello,
>
> I found that after I load FeynCalc in Mathematica 9, the input list suggested from Context-Sensitive Input Assistant, which is a new function of Mathematica 9, slows down and is very annoying to me. Thanks for sharing any solution and giving any device!
>
> Sincerely,
> Lanny

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