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Bottomless is an infinite scroll plugin that has been torture-tested by naive users with old versions of IE, which is important because permanently replacing pagination with infinite scroll on a public facing site is a high risk, high benefit proposition. jquery-bottomless has a sweet and simple API.

Selective provides multiple selection with autocomplete: a list to which items may be added by typing part of the label. A server-side or client-side source may be specified for autocomplete (see jquery.ui.autocomplete). Items may be reordered if the sortable option is present (this feature requires jQuery UI sortable). Items may also be removed. There are additional features for advanced cases, such as adding options on the fly (for instance, for tagging, or describing attributes of a relationship, like the job title of an employee in a particular department). It is especially useful when there are too many options to be presented in an ordinary dropdown list.

Images Ready waits until the size of certain images is known, then tells you the maximum width, maximum height, and maximum ratio of height to width of all the images. Great for slideshows.

Projector creates slideshows by progressively enhancing a list of items. Projector handles images of varying heights intelligently.

Radio lets you get and set the current value of a group of radio buttons, filling a gap in jQuery's $.val. It is not a replacement for radio buttons. It just makes working with them more pleasant.