Some time ago (I can't find the thread now), I wrote about the fun and games I had with Haddock. After much experimentation, I have discovered that if you have a sufficiently new version of cabal-install, the configuration file has a field entitled "document-index:" or similar. If you uncomment this and use its default value, you get a documentation index generated for you. But ONLY if you do a user-install, not a global-install, for reasons beyond my comprehension. (I swear to God I got it to work with global installs one time...) Also, I commented that the links generated were broken, but it appears that if you have a sufficiently new version of Haddock, the links work just fine. (In other words, this particular bug is already fixed.) Finally, I notice that the master index links to the packages, but the packages do not link back. So it is impossible to navigate back to the master index other than using the browser's "back" button. This particular limitation seems to be present even in the shiny new release of Haddock. Really finally: It seems that all of Hackage has been redone using the new Haddock. Wow, that was quick...