The paneless iPhone Pepper enables single-column mode in Mint when browsing from an iPhone (and iPod touch)—leaving the default multi-column experience for the desktop. Now with custom WebClip bookmark icons! Original and many subsequent tweaks contributed by Richard Herrera.

Release Notes

• CSS fixes for panes menu and Preferences view

The Default Pepper covers the basics. It is responsible for tracking the number of page views and unique visitors, where they are coming from and what they are looking at, as well as which search terms led them to your site. Included with Mint.

Release Notes

• fixes for recent changes to Google and Bing image search urls

A light blue and gray theme favoring CSS over images.

Release Notes

Better color blending of logo in header.

Mint. Peppermint. User Agent 007 goes undercover to uncover who’s using which browser on which platform at what resolution with which plug-ins installed. Integrates with the Bird Feeder Pepper in Mint 2.

Release Notes

• updated iPhone OS detection to differentiate iPad
• added 7 to recognized versions of Windows

Mint is an extensible web site analytics program. A basic installation—or ”Thin Mint” as it is affectionately called—comes with the Default and Backup/Restore Pepper. For additional functionality, check out the other official and community-developed Pepper.

Release Notes

• added a default iPad webclip.png
• updated JavaScript to prevent panes from disappearing when reorienting the iPad
• added additional check to prevent potential dataloss
• changed favicon.ico to favicon.png to enable transparency
• updated auto.php to be a bit more discerning when ignoring pages that contain just the text ‘frameset’ rather than the tag

Your RSS and Atom feeds attract all kinds of colorful wildlife, Bird Feeder is a window onto that activity. It highlights subscription trends across multiple Feeds and clicks on individual Seeds. What’s a seed? That’s bird-ese for an article or link within a feed. Poo-tee-weet?

Release Notes

• added an embeddable template-based subscriber count widget, see the updated README.txt for details
• updated unique reader checksum calculation to better report on subscriber counts from web-based readers

This Pepper tracks the geographical locations, based on IP addresses.

Release Notes

• Updated database

Pepper that helps tracking down dead links.

Release Notes

• To prevent line breaks the page titles on the Most Recent Tab are now shorter

Pepper that displays the duration of time your visitors stay on your site.

Release Notes

• Now closing the MySQL connection after recalculating the duration
• To prevent line breaks the page titles on the Pages Tab are now shorter
• This program is now licensed under the GNU General Public License

The new crispy Pepparmint in town to track file requests.

Release Notes

• Show correct link to file in onSecretCrushActivity()
• More directories can be specified to make the &force parameter more flexible

It’s not as fast as Locations, but it tracks regions and cities as well.

Release Notes

• Updated GeoIP PHP API
• Removed unknown/reserved strings from results
• To prevent line breaks the location names on the Most Recent Tab are now shorter

This Pepper is required for the MintDroid widget for Android phones. It also allows the Android Browser to access the iPhone Mint layout created by Shaun Inman.

Original code written by Shaun Inman, Richard Herrera, and Garrett Murray.

Release Notes

• Fixes minor XML bug.
• Fixed Zip file.

Tracks the most recent and most popular urls and referrers in your Lessn installation and displays them in Mint. Requires Lessn, my free self-hosted url shortener.

Release Notes

• initial release

Room@Arles is a theme for Mint.

It is named after the famous Van Gogh’s painting since the colors have been extracted from the painting.

I hope you like it.

Release Notes

This is the first release of the theme.

Flowering Mint is a Mint style based off of Massive Blue. It is basically the Massive Blue style with some areas pink to make it more girly. I made it for my sister originally, but decided to release it publicly for all who want it to enjoy. Note that this theme works best in Firefox 3.5 up or Safari 4 up. It has not been tested in IE. Any browser that supports @font-face should render it correctly.

Release Notes

Original Release

Personally, I prefer the old charts rather than the new charts Shaun launched in version 2.15. It was very, very simple replacing the charts: editing one line of CSS code, and replacing ten images with their Vanilla Mint 2.14 counterparts. So you could basically just do it yourself ;)

I’ll keep this updated when new versions of Vanilla Mint come out.