Links toolbar should behave like menu toolbar

When the links toolbar is visible and I click on a folder to drop down the
links "menu" for that folder, I have to DOUBLE CLICK on another folder to
drop down its menu.

The links toolbar would be MUCH easier to use if it behaved like a classic
menu toolbar, where if I click one folder and then move the cursor over other
folders, their menus automatically spring back up or down.

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Works for me here - click on folder, hold cursor over sub folder and
contents are displayed. IE has certainly done that since version 6.......

 

I'm not referring to subfolders... I mean another folder in the same
heirarchy. Example: you have 2 folders next to each other in the Links
toolbar. Click the one on the left, and then move the cursor to the one on
the right. The menu doesn't automatically drop down. You have to double click
the new folder to open it.

 

Why would you want to do that?

 

Sorry, but your question makes no sense.

 

What he is asking is this: click on "File" and the File menu opens. Now
slide your pointer to "Edit" and it automatically opens the edit menu without
requiring an additional click. This enables you to browse through folders
without having to click on each one. Not a big issue, but it is a common
feature in every Windows program I know of and has been for a long time.
Seems like it would be available in IE7, as well, though I personally could
care less about it.