Quote.plus

Quote.plus lets you select text or images on the internet and send them to Twitter with just a click!

Quote.plus - Share Quotes and Images on Twitter

Quote.plus is a Chrome extension that allows you to share any selected text or images as pictures to Twitter. With a single click, you can highlight and send the most interesting parts of any online content. Additionally, you can also share the current URL, gifs, pictures, and links to Twitter using the right-click feature. Enhance your Twitter sharing experience with Quote.plus!

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Extension stats

By: https://quote.plus

Users: 100

Rating: 4.08

(13)

Version: 0.5.2 (Last updated: 2017-03-26)

Creation date: 2017-03-26

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

contextMenus
activeTab

Size: 14.03K

Email: al*****@barredo.es

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 72,086 ▲ 1,968

Other rankings

#16678 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 134 #51 in quote keyword 21 ▼ 11

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Quote.plus lets you share any selected text as a picture to Twitter. You can easily highlight the interesting parts before sending even.

With this extension you can also:

click on the toolbar button after selecting text to share the quote
click on the toolbar button to share the current URL
right click to send gifs and pictures to Twitter
right click to send just links to Twitter

User reviews

I liked this loads. Very useful. I found it due to wanting something that some sites, such as the Guardian, would let you do in sharing from their pages (Guardian has removed this function since). I sought such a thing out, and that's why maybe I was using something that never became popular enough. To me to specifically share the parts of an article that seemed most pertinent, or unique, or insightful, or informative, or surprising, or getting to the crux of a matter, seemed to be something everyone would want, but alas... Now it's been closed down. Any analogous extensions anywhere?