This module is a branch of the user_field_privacy module and will possibily be merged into it.
A working module can be checked out.
A very small and lightweight module that offers a way to do e-mail confirmation during user registration via javascript and a validation function in php on submit.
This module adds an extra e-mail field to the user_register_form that users have to fill out when registering to the site, this prevents unused accounts where people registered with a wrong e-mail address, and thus, also prevents related e-mail from users.
User Request Name is just a small module that offers a way for users to retrieve their username when they forget it. It will send the user an email containing only their username after a user provides an email address.
Gallery feature for the NodeMaker distribution.
Members feature for the NodeMaker distribution.
This module is going to be part of CAPTCHA module, see https://www.drupal.org/node/2608540 for updates.
This module adds the link for refreshing image into very popular module for widget image_captcha.
The URL Alias Permissions module allows site administrators to set permissions to create and edit url path settings by content type.
Have you ever wanted to allow your users to create or edit the alias for pages and webforms but you want pathauto to create blog paths and you don't want your users to change that path? Or perhaps you have a slide content type and you don't need paths for those at all, so you want to hide that from your users to make things simpler for them. This module allows you to do that.
Secure your Drupal site with two-factor authentication provided by
Authy.
With the Authy module installed on your website your users can use
their smart phone as a one-time-password generator, greatly
improving the security of your site.
You can request an one time password from your users not only when
they sign in, but also when they are submitting any form on your
site, for example when requesting a new password.
This is my first drupal project
The administer users permission is more broad than necessary and not prudent to give most roles. For example, it is often the case that we need to be able to allow a role the permission to create users, but this is within the "administer users" permission. (A problem solved with the UCreate module, but it has not been upgraded to Drupal 7 yet.)
I'd also like to allow users with a given permission the ability to assign other users with a configurable list of roles or a family of permissions. I'm not sure what the UI for that will look like yet though.
