In addition to the arguments that Views supplies natively, you can also insert your own custom argument handling code using PHP.
Arguments are parts of the URL of a view that can be used to reduce the result-set.
This module is simply a grouping of plugins and default views for Views, making it easier to integrate things that may be useful to many people, but should not necessarily be distributed with Views itself.
This module implements a views cache plugin that is aware of content and can provide caching for views, until the content in those views changes.
This module allows Views to set build modes for row objects depending on an active context.
custom field to your Views—markup, PHP, or row number
Allows the presence of exposed filters on a view to be controlled by values in another exposed filter. Dependent filters are hidden when not relevant, and their values are not considered when the exposed form is submitted.
Views Display Tabs exposes the displays of a view as tabs, making it possible to switch displays for a view using AJAX. This opens up the possibility to make a view even more useful as all overridable settings for a view can be stored in a display. This means that sorting, among many other settings a display can have, can now be exposed to the user through multiple displays with different sort settings.
