> Has anything on this changed?

**Desired Enhancement:**
I'd love to know if there was a way to Pause/Suspend/Unload RubberDuck temporarily so I can stop the "Automatic Refresh" that occurs on every single edit in my current refactoring.

**Use Case:**
I am doing a refactoring pass on someone else's Excel spreadsheet I have just received for which I am now moving to a more maintainable state. However, I also hit this when I am doing a new greenfield project and lots of root things are in

> We currently have not implemented any functionality to pause Rubberduck. I also do not see this coming up in the near future, to be honest.

However, there might be a currently available workaround C: you can unload Rubberduck (and choose whether it starts immediately with the VBE) in the VBE's _AddIns_->_Add-In Manager..._ menu. Just select Rubberduck and remove the checkmark next to _Loaded/Unleaded_ and Rubberduck will unload. You can reload it by checking the box again. Note that Rubberd

> > However, there might be a currently available workaround C: you can unload Rubberduck (and choose whether it starts immediately with the VBE) in the VBE's _AddIns_->_Add-In Manager..._ menu. Just select Rubberduck and remove the checkmark next to _Loaded/Unleaded_ and Rubberduck will unload. You can reload it by checking the box again.

Aha! That's a way shorter loop than B. And honestly, it is only a smidge worse than having an explicit option within Rubberduck itself.

IOW, this is cl

> If the issue is _adding_ modules, you could always add them via the default _Project Explorer_ instead of RD's _Code Explorer_. Add your 3, 4, 5, whatever number of standard & class modules, add the appropriate `'@folder ""` and other annotations by hand _then_ do a single parse to have RD recognize them all in one shot.

It's not as pretty or glorious as adding them via RD, but it may be smoother process-wise and less intrusive on the workflow.