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The user files module allows your users to upload files to the site without creating nodes.
Files uploaded are associated with the uploading user and private, even whilst the site is in public file mode.
The files themself reside in a folder that is not publicly readable (via .htaccess directives) whilst the module permits the owning user to view/download the files by rerouting urls via the private path (system/files) and then performing the appropriate permissions checks.
Analysis of uploaded images to identify color-spectrum
Requirements
The .htaccess directives only work with the Apache http server, ensuring the uploaded files are private on other servers is not supported (patches welcome).
Many Drupal modules add their links to the so called "link" area that follows each node and each comment. Link area usually contains such items as "reply", "subscribe", "bookmark", etc. With many modules the links become crowded, cluttered and disorganized.
With iTweak Links you can beautify the links area. iTweak Links module can:
remove some links
reorder links
group selected links into drop-down submenus
change selected links text, title, class (optionally using tokens)
turn links into buttons (customized by user theme or using included iTweak Links CSS)
The module is currently in development stage. There is no configuration GUI yet. All settings are hard-coded in the module's code, though it is one PHP data structure that defines all transformations. Brave ones are encouraged to customize that structure to their needs. Others - see Roadmap for what are the ideas for the future and have patience, or sponsor further development.