A module which helps display a counter of Firefox downloads as syndicated from http://spreadfirefox.com. This module can easily be used to display the body of any RSS feed item. Just change the URL mentioned below.
The Media module provides an extensible framework for managing files and multimedia assets, regardless of whether they are hosted on your own site or a 3rd party site - it is commonly referred to as a 'file browser to the internet'.
Media is a drop-in replacement for the Drupal core upload field with a unified User Interface where editors and administrators can upload, manage, and reuse files and multimedia assets. Any files uploaded before Media was enabled will automatically take advantage of the many of the features it comes with.
Media's aim is to solve Drupal's long standing media handling problem.
Drupal 8
Drupal 8.4.x now comes with a module called 'Media' that is similar to the D7 version. It is included in core as of 8.4.x. See this documentation on how to configure the 'core' module , no need to download this module it is included in D8/D9/D10+ core releases.
The Creative Commons module allows users to select and assign a Creative Commons license to a node and any attached content, or to the entire site. It also provides integration between CC and Drupal technology.
This module provides an interface for administrators to expose directories on the file system to users through a file listing as in a FTP application.
You will create one node (node type dir_listing) for each each Directory Listing (DL). Node settings are used to control access and other features of the DL. These settings can vary per node and per user.
This module offers the following features:
Private downloads so that files (such as PHP files) can be downloaded.
File blacklists so that specific files can be removed from directory listings.
Node-based. All features available to nodes, such as path aliasing and access control can be applied to directory listings.
Inline module allows users to display uploaded files and images inline, i.e. place links to files into a content using a simple [inline:filename.jpg] tag. The effect is a link to the file or the display of an image, depending on the file type.
Inline allows users to place an uploaded image or a file attachment anywhere in the content. During creation of a content, a user can simply enter the number or filename of the attachment that should be displayed inline. After submitting the content, the number is automatically converted to the corresponding filename.
This module is an alternative to Drupal's included upload module. It uses the filemanager module to allow a unique namespace per node and support large number of files. In addition this module allows you to give each attachment a title and description.
