I use ninjaforge.com "Ninja Super sIFR". Works great and is very flexible.

-Arzie




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> I could swear I saw some decent ones...but I think a lot of stuff has been
> removed from the JED making it harder to find.
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> I'm looking for a "my favorites" component/plugin that would allow one to
> interoperate with multiple components AND have multiple favorites lists AND
> mark lists as public and private.
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> I would ALSO like to find a component that lets the admin switch to being
> logged in as a different user on the front end for testing purposes.
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> Lastly,  a decent Sifr component would be nice.  I ended up using JSIFR from
> club freakout, http://club.freakedout.de/jsifr3-and-jsifr3-pro.html and it
> works quite nicely with SIFR files converted from TrueType:
> sifrgenerator.com
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> But it is a plugin and has limited features do to that.
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> On the plus side, I've found 2 very nice looking tag components to try out
> and will post reviews shortly.
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