Under active development

Adds support for nodecomment to notifications 4.0.

This means that when node comments are posted, the "Node comment" events will be fired just like they are with normal Drupal comments.

Installation

Once enabled, you have to change your "Message templates" to use the [nodecomment-*] tokens, instead of the [comment-*] tokens. If some only some content types use node comments but the rest use Drupal comments, you will have to enable notifications_nodetype, which gives you seperate templates for each content type.

Allows theme authors to specify Imagecache presets.

Allows theme authors to specify Google fonts for inclusion via external CSS.

Comment Field provides a field that can hold simple comments. It holds the uid of the author, timestamp, and body (comment text). The display is configurable, making it possible not to display the author (for example, in cases where the author is always the same) or timestamp.

This allows administrators to leave simple comments on entities such as
orders, and possibly for users to comment back (if they have the permission to edit the field).

Provides a simple way to get email addresses for a newsletter and provides an unsubscribing feature.
Views support to come (for CSV and display) as well as an integrated CSV export feature.

Dependency : Simple Subscription (this dependency may be removed later)

This module updates the D7 core.

WARNING: This module is a COMPLETE HACK, I will not be responsible for ANY loss of data due to use of this module.

Commerce AutoSKU allows administrators to generate SKU's for Drupal Commerce products automatically. Using tokens, the SKU can be generated based on the value of arbitrary product fields such as title, author, or any custom fields you have added. Additional sitewide tokens are available when the Token module is enabled.

This module enables Drupal to deliver its valid XHTML with the application/xhtml+xml Content-Type. Drupal by default will deliver content as text/html, disabling certain aspects of XHTML support in many browsers. Enabling delivery as application/xhtml+xml both can help with module development by asking browsers to warn about markup errors and is the recommended way to deliver XHTML to user agents.

This module allows users to subscribe to simplenews newsletters during Ubercart checkout.
Site admins can choose which newsletters are available via the checkout pane.

Taxonomy Contact module enables to send messages to different group of users based on their taxonomy term tags in profile. Tags could be defined via vocabulary system, such as different location, interest group, gender, age group of user.

Massive emails could be sent out via scheduled cron job within either HTML or Plain text formats. Do not require Mime Mail module for HTML format email since all emails sent via drupal_mail api.