Nick Halsey

This plugin, like many others, adds content-sharing functions after your posts (and optionally pages and media attachments). But the similarities end there.
QuickShare is quick because it doesn’t run 3rd-party sharing JavaScript; in fact, there is no front-end JS. The sharing functions are built into links that take the user (in new tabs) to the native sharing interface on each social media site.
You can choose which social media sites to include from: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Linkedin, Google+, Tumblr, Reddit, and StumbleUpon. A basic email function is also available.
The share bar appearance is highly customizable and share functions can be displayed as either icons, Genericons or text. Each display method features different customization options; customize through the settings page or with custom CSS.
QuickShare can be displayed at the end of ever post, page, and/or attachment, or all post types automatically. Or, you can use the <code>[quickshare]</code> shortcode to display QuickShare wherever you’d like in any of your posts/pages. You can also exclude posts by id, or even use a custom output function in your templates, including the ability to override the default generated sharing data.
As a bonus, QuickShare includes several built-in CSS3 effects for hover state animations.
Please visit the plugin support forum for help with custom css snippets and/or feature requests!
Please note that QuickShare does not and will not support link tracking, because of its goal of being simple and lightweight. You can use a 3rd-party tool like Google Analytics to track shares as external links.

QuickShare

This plugin, like many others, adds content-sharing functions after your posts (and optionally pages and media attachments).

Web Guy

Add stupidly simple social sharing buttons to your website.
Responsive and lightweight (no javascript; no tracking).
Automatically added to blog posts. Use the [simpleshare] shortcode for additional locations.
Supports sharing to:
<ul>
<li>Facebook</li>
<li>Twitter</li>
<li>Email</li>
<li>Print</li>
</ul>
Easy to style. Here’s the default CSS for reference:
<pre><code>.simpleshare, .simpleshare *{box-sizing:border-box !important;-webkit-tap-highlight-color:transparent !important;transition:all 0.5s ease !important;padding:0 !important;border:0 !important;margin:0 !important}
.simpleshare{font-size:0 !important;margin:30px 0 !important}
.simpleshare a{display:inline-block !important;width:25% !important;min-width:120px !important;font-family:arial !important;font-size:16px !important;color:#fff !important;text-align:center !important;text-decoration:none !important;text-shadow:none !important;line-height:0 !important;padding:15px 0 !important;background:#000 !important;box-shadow:none !important}
.simpleshare a.facebook{background:#3B5998 !important}
.simpleshare a.twitter{background:#1DA1F2 !important}
.simpleshare a.email{background:#222 !important}
.simpleshare a.print{background:#777 !important}
.simpleshare a:hover{opacity:0.8 !important}
.simpleshare .icon{display:inline-block !important;width:20px !important;height:20px !important}
.simpleshare .text{position:relative !important;top:-4px !important;margin-left:10px !important}
.widget-area .simpleshare a{min-width:0 !important}
.widget-area .simpleshare .text{display:none !important}
@media(max-width:576px){.simpleshare a{min-width:0 !important}.simpleshare .text{display:none !important}}
</code></pre>

SimpleShare

Add stupidly simple social sharing buttons to your website.

QuickShare vs SimpleShare