After installing this extension it seems that some characters are coming quoted from the DB into the pages, so for instance a '"' would become " and if I save the page when it loads again this will become even more mangled """ and so on.

On page/snippets/layout lists there should be an status showing if there were any changes to the page in comparison with the currently published page and if there is a "publish at" date currently set.

I intend to attack this problem some time latter, please comment with any ideas or suggestions on how to do it.

The draft controls were only working for my client in IE and Safari, not in Firefox. When he was clicking on the box to expose the controls, he was getting this error:

this.element.up(".active") is undefined

It looks like the following behavior instruction in concurrent_draft.js was being ignored by Firefox:

'#draft-controls': Draft.ControlBox

Firefox was dropping through and firing a click event on this instead:

'#draft-controls li.schedule_draft a': Draft.ScheduleLink

I spent an hour trying to figure out why this was happening, but eventually was forced to give up and hack in a solution:

Event.addBehavior({
  // This breaks in Firefox for whatever reason
  //'#draft-controls': Draft.ControlBox,
  '#draft-controls:click': function(e) { e.stop(); this.addClassName('active'); },
  'body:click': function() { $('draft-controls').removeClassName('active') },
  '#draft-controls li.revert a': Draft.RevertLink,
  '#draft-controls li.schedule_draft a': Draft.ScheduleLink
});

Thought I'd share it here. I'd love to know a more elegant way to solve this. Clearly, the problem is with Firefox, but it would be nice for the code to work across all three browsers.