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You don't need to include the jquery js file in the plugin any more, since you're using the enqueue script method.
Your options subpanel still has major security issues. Basically, without nonce or user cap checking, somebody could modify your settings. Since the api_key isn't validated and output on the page itself, you have a cross-site-scripting vulnerability. It would be fairly easy to hack your site with this hole, all somebody would need is a valid login to the site (not an admin login).
If somebody does use the popup feature, it always pops up for people who disable cookies by default (or who force them to be session only, which is pretty common place). Kind of misfeature, I feel.
The title and description thing is neat, however it's possible that some sites already have this information. Should really be optional, for those two at least. The medium and image source stuff is fine, can't see those interfering much.
WordPress 2.9 includes new ways of specifying video includes, which end up using embeds. It might be worthwhile to add support for video_src too.
not sure that will ever get removed, but it is off by default.
I installed the plugin,
added my api key
copy codes from FB
nothing happens
at all? Are there any Javascript errors being produced if not?
style.css file in your theme's main directory and set the style for the
share button accordingly. I haven't looked at it enough to be able to say
which class or id you need to change though.