AddToAny

No, AddToAny is built with extraordinary care for websites and apps and doesn't affect PageSpeed scores. You can check out AddToAny's PageSpeed test website for verification.

AddToAny is free to use.

AddToAny integrates with Google Analytics and other analytics software. You can access these stats within Google Analytics or set up Google Tag Manager if you use Google Analytics within it. Other analytics apps can track sharing usage by hooking into AddToAny events.

Yes, AddToAny is compatible by default with the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). By design, AddToAny does not store personal data, and our technology vendors are compliant.

Percent-escaped URLs protect a shared URL from failing as it's passed around between applications, operating systems, and devices. Without URI encoding, apps make unsafe assumptions about raw characters in a URL, which leads to visitors arriving from links to different (nonexistent) URLs instead of the canonical URL.

AddToAny supports a CSP nonce. If you manually include AddToAny HTML code on your site and can generate a nonce per request, add the nonce attribute to your AddToAny script tag. If you use one of the AddToAny plugins, find a 'CSP' plugin/module that can generate a nonce per request and add the nonce to AddToAny script tags.

Something is likely preventing AddToAny's JavaScript from loading. Try another web browser, device, and/or Internet connection to see what is preventing you from loading AddToAny. The most common cause is having a browser add-on enabled that blocks ads and sometimes major social buttons such as AddToAny's. If the cause is an add-on, contact the add-on's author about whitelisting AddToAny.

The WordPress sharing plugin documentation, including the FAQ and changelog, can be found on WordPress.org.