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Just shipped my first Framer plugin: Share Buttons (100% Free, no account needed )
Add a share bar, choose your platforms and it uses the current page URL so your SEO and OG stay the same. 100% Free, no account needed !
https://framer.link/n0iCznz
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Share Buttons: CMS Plugin by Paul Moville — Framer Marketplace
Share buttons — Share Buttons by Paul Moville — explore this Framer Plugin on the Framer Marketplace and customize it in Framer’s no-code website builder.
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