CanCan[1] has a '2.0' branch where Rails 4 support is being worked on. It also has PR #838 open for supporting strong_parameters in the current stable 1.6 tree.
Devise[2] pushed 3.0.0.rc about a month ago with Rails 4 support.
FriendlyId[3] seems to have work in progress on their master branch.
Acts-as-taggable-on[4] states in their README that they are compatible in version 2.4.1, but there seem to be a couple open issues related to Rails 4.
edit: formatting
[1]: https://github.com/ryanb/cancan/
[2]: https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/
* client_side_validations : There is an outdated rails 4 branch
* client_side_validations-simple_form : this is trickier because it also needs compatibility with the next simple_form major version. AFAIK no work is done at the moment
* active_enum : looks like simply updating the gemspec may be enough
* ransack : there is an outdated rails-4 branch, I'm not sure what the current compatibility status is
Other than that a few gems have still not released stable versions with rails 4 compatibility and only have support in a RC or even just their master branch (for instance: simple_form, database_cleaner, sass-rails)
I've just started using the Turkee gem, and this needs the mass-assignment gem with Rails 4 to work correctly. Since I'm new to this one, I need to spend more time with it before I can send in some pull requests to provide patches
There's also some issues with Ruby 2.0 support in it and in Compass itself, if memory serves...
EDIT: Here's the status: https://github.com/jnunemaker/mongomapper/issues/493