Several attempts have been made to exploit the new and cool things one can do with the Free Nodelet:

Free Nodelet Hack: RAT collapse all

Free Nodelet Hack: Clear all Radio buttons

Free Nodelet Hack: Check or Clear all "Delete" Message Checkboxes in Your Message Inbox

Update: Free Nodelet Hack: No more scrolling to find the "comment on this node" link

Update: 2005-11-11 Free Nodelet Hack: Set Timestamp for Newest Nodes


Update: 2006-06-18


Re: Kill [me] (Free Note Taker)
( For those who can't read pmdevtopics, there is an example in Free Note Taker )

Free Nodelet Hack: 'Newest Nodes' Menubar
Free Nodelet Hack: Hide/Display Nodelet Bar On Demand
Free Nodelet Hack: Quick /msg to current node's author
Re^2: Buddy list (freedom)

Update: 2006-11-07


I am surprised that more Monks haven't experimented with this, however... ::hint, hint:: ;-)

planetscape

In reply to Re^2: Free nodelet templates make scratchpads _freer by planetscape
in thread Free nodelet templates make scratchpads _freer by tye

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