In our constant battle to use the latest and greatest, what holds us back is user adoption of technology. People get comfortable with what works and are not provided with incentives to upgrade. This tool serves as a gentle reminder when visiting your high-speed, low-drag site, that things might not look too pretty on your IE6 anymore (did it ever?)

I'm not a big fan of the huge half-page pop-ups telling you that that particular site looks better in FF. They're just gawdy. This one is nice and subtle. Two thumbs waaaaaay up!

An excellent little module for placing Google Maps on your site.

I have tried many, including just doing it by hand using Google's API, but this one makes it extremely simple!

Definitely recommended!

Adam

After a bit of a hiccup with the install (I know it can't be perfect, it's BETA) I got this puppy up and running.

It has excellent potential, although even in its BETA stage it is already useful enough to put on production websites. I would tag this extension as a definite favorite and keep my eye on its progress.

NOTE: The developers website is blocked in China. Find another way to get to his site... an*cough*ony*cough*miz*cough*ers.

An excellent plugin. Everything you need, minus everything you don't.

Sure though, documentation is sparse and requires a lot of reading from other sources as well as the authors website, but hey, are we that lazy?

Excellent plugin. Great work!

The only way that should be allowed to do a multi-lingual website. OK, that might be overstating but it certainly should be considered.

Right, it's not all fun and games, by no means is it a "complete" mod, in which you "fire and forget". In order to have it work with other mods you must find / download or create your own .xml files, but it's pretty simple following their guides and looking at ones already done.

I really can't see it being easier than it already is. Running a site with 3 different languages couldn't be easier to do, I think.

P.S. I'm not considering the translators. My experience with those things are that they get the general idea across, but when you're trying to look professional, "Spanglish" or "Chinglish" auto-translations don't cut the mustard.

When I was looking for a Gallery, none of the others caught my attention as to what I wanted on my site. The demo page certainly got my attention. True, it's a bit futzy with requirements and stuff, but what do you expect from something that looks and works this good?

Works fine if you're hosted of GoDaddy, even pretty easy to change background color and component size (instructions are in the forums). Even on my site that has three different languages, worked fine.

Definately something to have if your server meets the requirements, looks a treat!