covalenciawebs

This simple plugin allows you to share your posts and Woocommerce products in the social media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest), Whatsapp, Telegram and Email.
It does not use any counter that increases the use of web resources that can reduce its performance. It includes a shortcode so you can put the social share buttons wherever you want.
<h3>Configuration</h3>
Once the extension is installed you will have a new menu option: Social Share
At this page you have three settings:
<ul>
<li>Where to show the share links: Posts and / or Products. You can also use the shortcode to insert Social share buttons wherever you want.</li>
<li>Which social media do you want to show and the order.</li>
<li>The style of the links according to your design.</li>
<li>Set a call to action title for each post type (post, product or shortcode).</li>
</ul>
You must save changes at the end of the page.

Simpliest Social Share

Share your posts and Woocommerce products in social media, Whatsapp, Telegram and Email without losing web performance.

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jcvangent

Selection Sharer makes it super easy for your readers to share your content and drive new visitors to your site. With Selection Sharer, any visitor on your website/blog can easily 
highlight any part of your content and share it immediately on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or via email. Ultimately, the more your readers share, the more new traffic your site will get.
When a visitor highlights some text on your WordPress website they will be presented by a Medium like popover menu to share their highlighted content. This plugin supports both desktop (with a pop-over) as well as mobile devices (with a pop-under). This plugin is made possible by the excellent work done by <a href="https://github.com/xdamman/selection-sharer" rel="nofollow ugc">@xdamman</a> and is based on his code.

Selection Sharer by Hans van Gent

Works great!

Medium like popover menu to share on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or by email any text selected on the page.

Simpliest Social Share vs Selection Sharer by Hans van Gent