I Built Drift to Share Articles and Passages to Mastodon 0 ▲ CybersecKyle 6 hours ago · 5 min read1087 words · Tech · hide · 0 comments Sharing a passage from an article can mean copying the quote, opening Mastodon, finding the article again for its title and URL, and assembling the post by hand. I wanted to highlight the part worth sharing, click an extension icon, and have those pieces waiting in an editable draft.That is the workflow behind Drift — Share to Mastodon, my new Chrome extension. The highlighted passage comes first, followed by the title and link. You can add your thoughts, choose a saved server, and continue to Mastodon to review and publish.I have submitted version 1.0.0 for Chrome Web Store review. While that is pending, the source and submission build are available on GitHub. There is also a project page here with the shorter overview and installation steps.The passage belongs before the headlineI already built an Eleventy plugin for sharing posts to Mastodon. That lets a site owner add an instance-aware share button. Drift puts the tool in the reader’s browser, where it can work on ordinary… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.