Mark Jaquith

Some plugins (I’m looking at you, Automattic) put top level nav menus in the first menu group, right under “Dashboard.” This is annoying. These things are invariably less important than your posts, pages, comments, etc. This simple plugin (with no UI) shoves these line-cutting menus to the bottom, where they belong.

Menu Humility

Don't you hate it when plugins add top level menus between "Dashboard" and "Posts"? This shoves those to the end.

Donna McMaster

WordPress SEO by Yoast has an action hooked to ‘admin_init’ that redirects to their about page. This is annoying, especially when you have updated other plugins, themes or WordPress core at the same time. It is essentially hijacking your workflow. This simple plugin (with no UI) removes the hooked action so that the redirect does not take place.
Credits: Kevin Miller wrote the function; Donna McMaster turned it into a plugin. Thanks also to Mark Jaquith for the inspiration provided by Menu Humility.

WP SEO Humility

We love WordPress SEO by Yoast, but we've gotten tired of being thrown to their welcome page any time we do a batch of updates.

Menu Humility vs WP SEO Humility