Deactivate FARM Feature for one web application

Hi All,
We have a third party product that installs and activates a Farm Level feature that adds some actions on the AdditionalPageHead delegate control.
this feature internally calls some load/set actions which adds to Page Load time on all SharePoint sites in Farm.
We don't want this controls to load on one of our web applications which has Performance sensitive sites. However given that other web apps are using this feature we cant disable the Farm level feature.
Is there a way to prevent/deactivate this feature just on one web application?
Thanks.
-http://lrathi.blogspot.com

I don't think this is possible. You can either request for the web application scoped feature.

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