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If you install this plugin on your blog, your visitors get two buttons below your posts and pages:
<ul>
<li>A Facebook “share” button</li>
<li>and a Twitter “tweet” button.</li>
</ul>
These are not the standard Like- and Tweet-Buttons, which also display how many people have clicked on it so far, but basically pure and simple html-links.
DISADVANTAGE:
<ul>
<li>Less interaction.</li>
</ul>
ADVANTAGES:
<ul>
<li>It’s faster. Your blog does not have to contact Facebook’s and Twitter’s servers.</li>
<li>Better privacy. No information about your visitors is sent to Facebook or Twitter. Nota bene: Facebook’s standard like button allows Facebook to track your visitors even if they do not click on it!</li>
</ul>

Fastershare

This plugin allows your visitors to share your posts on Facebook and Twitter, without JavaScript or iFrames.

NodeCode

This Plugin adds the original Facebook, Twitter and Google+ Share Buttons after your post content, but without establish external connections.
<ul>
<li>simple, lightweight and secure</li>
<li>no external connections before clicking, protects the privacy</li>
<li>only HTML and CSS, no JavaScript, no external images</li>
<li>better than “2 clicks for more privacy”-buttons</li>
</ul>
<h4>Use in Template</h4>
By default, the buttons are inserted after the content. If you want to prevent the automatic insert, you can insert the following code into the functions.php:
 
The following functions are available in templates:
<ul>
<li><code>the_share_decentral($class)</code> – Displays the buttons on the template.</li>
<li><code>share_decentral($class)</code> – Returns the buttons as HTML code.</li>
</ul>
With the parameter <code>$class</code> (optional) you can add custom CSS classes, separated with white spaces.
Plugin by <a href="http://nodecode.de/" title="Node.js Tutorials (german / deutsch)" rel="nofollow ugc">NodeCode</a>

Share Decentral

The original Facebook, Twitter and Google+ Share Buttons, but without external connections. Simple plugin, pure HTML & CSS, no JavaScript.

Fastershare vs Share Decentral