Compusure Drupal development

Cobalt is a way to control Drupal 6 made in the image of Quicksilver for Mac (wikipedia). So far it's confirmed to work in Safari/Webkit and Firefox 3. In Firefox, and other potentially compatible browsers, Google Gears have to be installed for quicksilver to work.
You can download Cobalt at cobalt.goodn.eu.
The module lives over at github, and this is early alpha stuff, but it works and can be used for navigation in dev projects at least. Take a look and clone away.
This project has been added on behalf of Hugo Wetterberg, the author of the module. /zoo33

This module makes available the SocialTwist Tell-a-Friend widget for Drupal for FREE.The widget enables users to announce content from the page viewed on Drupal via email, IM, blogs, and social networking sites.
The possibility of spreading content from Drupal across diverse email and social networking channels makes this very different from other similar products. Also, users don't need to remember email addresses since the widget shows the contact lists from the respective email/social networks. That makes it a lot more powerful than other tools which just show a basic form to type email addresses.
The widget gets embedded in the content and lets the user announce a specific page than the entire site without moving to another page. Site owners can customize the widget properties and view usage statistics by signing up for FREE at http://secure.socialtwist.com/web/signup and getting a SocialTwist ID.

For a Drupal 5.x equivalent to this module, see http://drupal.org/project/recognized_user
This module adopts the known (or recognised) user concept, like you see on websites like eBay and Amazon, where a user who has previously logged in to the site is remembered by a cookie. In the case of this module, the site administrator can optionally assign a role to known users, extending their permissions to do some things that are more than an anonymous user can do.
As an example, with a site I'm working on you have to login to download files. However, for "remembered" known users we don't want them to have to login just to get a file - that's annoying - so we'll create a 'known user' role, set it as the role for known users to receive (in admin/user/known-user-role) and allow it to download files. That means you don't have to login fully to download files, but you must have logged in at least once on that computer in the last 30 days.

This filter makes it easy to resize images, especially when combined with a WYSIWYG editor such as tinyMCE or FCKeditor. Users never have to worry about scaling image sizes again, just insert an image and set it's height and width properties in HTML and the image is resized on output.
To use:

1. Place the entire image_resize_filter directory in sites/all/modules. Then enable the module in Drupal.
2. Visit the Adminsiter->Site configuration->Input formats (admin/settings/filters). Click "configure" next to the input format you want to enable the image resize filter on.
3. Check the box for "Image resize filter" under the list of filters and save the configuration.
4. Optional. Click "configure" next to the input format the image resize filter has been enabled on, then click the "Configure" tab so set additional configuration for the the image resize filter.

This filter is in early stages of development. It should be usable but may have unexpected behavior.

This module allows organic group administrators to set some content types as "read-only". Read only types can't be posted by simple group members, but still can be posted by group managers and users with "administer nodes" permission. Wiki group types can't be set to read only.
This module has been developed by Koumbit.org and is sponsored by Isuma TV.

Drupal via the core Statistics module allows you to collect node view counts for the current day (daycount) and for 'all-time' (totalcount). This module was developed to allow you to define additional timeperiods in addition to the ones provided by the Statistics module. By enabling this module you can track node view and comment counts for shorter timeperiods such as 4 hours or for longer timeperiods such as 1 week or 1 month.
In order to make the collection of this data more useful I have also included simple Views integration that allows you to present a node's view count or comment count as a Views field and/or use the node's view count or comment count as a Views sort.
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CDN2 is the first video solution designed JUST for Drupal.
It provides upload, transcoding and delivery to your users while simultaneously removing the overhead of large files uploaded to your site.
For more information and to sign up to use the service, please visit http://www.workhabit.com/products/cdn2 .

This module protects critical users from being deleted in the following ways:
- Catches user/*/delete requests to protect users 0 (anonymous), 1 (admin) and current user.
- Protects user 1 and current user from being deleted from user administration.
- Removes delete button from user edit form for user 1 and current user.
Related core issue: #46149: Disallow deletion of user 1

This module is meant to work as an external vote button for scoops available inside a Drigg system.
It builds upon the Drigg set of modules.
It provides a javascript button to include in a page external to your Drupal site that will display either a vote button or an "add" button depending on whether the URL associated with the button is already in your scoops.

The script to call to display the button is optimized so that if multiple buttons are added to a single page, the buttons get displayed one by one, without overloading the server.

Drupal core has the option to force users to use the preview button, before being able to submit content. This option is pretty effective to prevent certain bots from spamming your site. However, once this option is enabled, it affects all users, including trusted users and site administrators.
This module adds a new permission that may allow privileged users bypass forced post preview, both for content and comments.