Here's a brief description of Evernote from the source:
"Use Evernote to save your ideas, things you see, and things you like. Then find them all on any computer, phone or device you use. For free."
Drupal Moon Phases module displays the phases of the moon in a block and a calendar and provides a page that describes the phases of the moon. It is uses images from NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio to display the different phases of the moon.
For Drupal 7, check out https://drupal.org/project/node_authored_select which has some added features.
Transforms the autocomplete Author field on node add/edit forms to a select widget. That way, the user doesn't have to guess the first couple letters of the desired username. Instead, he/she can just browse the select box and find it.
Note that this module isn't really useful for sites with many users because the select box will be so big.
The idea behind the Bible Field module is to provide a CCK field that can reference any body of work (not just Bibles) by book, chapter and verse. Below are some features:
Drupal 6 doesn't allow you to add a description to a menu link when adding it directly from a node add/edit form. Instead, it uses the node's title as the description, which means that the link's title attribute (i.e., "tooltip") will likely be the same as the link text itself. This also means that if you don't like this behavior, you must manually edit each link after it is created. Boo.
This module fixes that.
Drupal 6: In the form where comments are added, hide the username+label since the user already knows who he is.
Usage: install the module.
Configuration in settings.php:
$conf['comment_hideusername_hide_subject'] = TRUE; // hide the subject too ?
Related Modules: You can use a more complete module like nodeformsettings to allow hiding of the username and many other user hook_alter_hacks.
Drupal 7: To hide the comment subject, you dont need this it can be configured in core. You'll still need it to hide the username though.
This module adds a Webform component that collects user registration details and creates a new account. This is useful when you only want authenticated users to submit webforms, but you do not want to create an extra hurdle for people before they fill out your webform.
Feeds Crawler is a Feeds fetcher plugin for paging through a site or a feed. It is useful for building powerful web scrapers using Feeds.
This module simplifies menu settings on node add pages.
When the user checks the "Add this page to a menu" check box, the "link title" field and and "menu" select list are revealed, and the "link title" field is automatically populated from the node title.
If the user unchecks the "Add this page to a menu" check box and saves the node, the menu item is deleted.
It also exposes a "View standard menu settings" permission to allow certain roles (and user 1) to use the standard menu settings.
This module is an extension to the CKEditor module.
It also supports CKEditor installed through the Wysiwyg module.
This module allows to easily create links to Drupal internal paths through CKEditor's Link button and dialog.
It is composed of 2 parts:
