Ah, admin/build/modules...I really want to love this page. It lists all of my modules. It shows version numbers. There's a lot to offer. When you work on a larger site, there are so many modules. CCK, Internationalization, and of course Core provide long lists of modules. How do I find that one module in that big list? Normally, I use Firefox's text search and slowing make my way (passing all the dependent modules first) to find the module I seek. Last night while sifting through many modules for another project, I found one that caught my eye. This module has made me happy. Let me tell you all about it. It's the Module Filter module. You too will be so happy to easily find a module on admin/build/modules. It's so easy...really I'm stunned. First download the module: http://drupal.org/project/module_filter Of course one of the best ways to install modules these days is with Drush. It makes installation a breeze. (Drush has come a long way recently, and it's worth giving it another try.) 1. From the the command line (I'm usually somewhere in sites/) type: drush pm install module_filter 2. Refresh admin/build/modules and enable this module. After clicking Save Configuration, lo and behold! A filter text field appears at the top of the list of modules. Start typing and it limits the list to modules which match your text. Try a core module like Contact. Oops, there it is, faster than you say "module". Make your site administrators a little happier (and yourself) and try Module Filter today.