I removed the jib boom and have been sailing with a loose footed staysail, the dribble was originally connected to a traveler on the cabin top that I removed because it was leaking.

I have noticed that I cannot get the staysail as close hauled as I would like to under its present rigging setup and I'm wondering if anyone has a loose footed stay sale set up to a small traveler on the cabin top?

We have also removed the Clubfoot on our staysail. It was connected to the deck with a single midship deck mounted standup block infront of the mast with a 2:1 purchase (no Traveller).  Sail/clubfoot control was very limited with that set up. 

We added a quick release to the staysail stay and staysail tracks on the cabintop.  The tracks are mounted a little inboard of the cabintop handrails and just aft of the mast.  We now have complete control and a far better setting staysail.

As has been mentioned adding a quick release to your staysail stay allows it to be pulled aft when you are using a large headsail or doing a lot of tacking.

After removing the clubfoot boom the staysail was still self tacking. 

I added a snap shackle to the staysail sheet block that had been attached to the aft end of the club. So that block could instead be attached to the clew of the staysail and removed when not in use. 

But the set of the staysail was poor in anything other than a close hauled position due to the staysail deck block being fixed at the midship position in front of the mast.  If I'd had an athwartships traveller (as many Westsail's due) rather than a fixed deck mounted block, the set of the loose footed staysail might have been better. 

As we often fly a Staysail Genoa that slightly overlaps the mast, the installation of staysail cabintop tracks was the best solution for our needs.

The photo above shows our original midship mounted deck block and the staysail cabintop tracks we added just inboard of the handrails.  I believe that on a W32 the cabintop staysail tracks could be mounted further inboard due to the W32's center mounted companionway. 

Kevin