Minimally maintained

This module allows administrators to select certain taxonomy vocabularies and prevent them from being deleted.

Among other great features, HTML5 introduces prefetching, the art of loading pages before the user requested them.

What is prefetching, and why it is useful

According to whatwg.org, rel=prefetch "indicates that preemptively fetching and caching the specified resource is likely to be beneficial, as it is highly likely that the user will require this resource." Search engines sometimes add
to the search results page if they feel that the top result is wildly more popular than any other.
For example: using Firefox, search Google for CNN; view source; search for the keyword "prefetch".

As loading time is a very important factor of a website quality, prefetching can definitely improve the user experience by loading pages before the user actually requested them. Of course, you have to be careful (Don’t prefetch your entire website!) but prefetching is definitely a feature that will make the web a better place.

Prefetching pages with HTML5

Prefetching pages is super easy to implement. The only thing you have to do is to place the following code with the and tags of your page. The href attribute have to contain the url of the page to prefetch.

Module that checks whether Melbourne has had its cool change yet.

This is a dead-simple module that ensures that Drupal always returns a 404 "Not Found" error instead of returning a 403 "Access Denied" error.

Why would you need this?

Module allowed use macros in content text. Use [macros macrosname] for change in content by value.

This module integrates Dailymotion Cloud storage for Media Mover module.