According to reports, a few days ago, the native "webpage to QR code" function of Google Chrome browser is finally available, and there is Chrome browser's iconic little dinosaur in the center of the QR code.
In the second half of last year, Google added the function of generating QR codes from web pages to Chrome Canary to facilitate sharing of web pages. However, this function has been unavailable until now, and nothing can be generated except color blocks of different colors.
However, foreign media discovered today that this function is already available on Chrome Canary. Users can right-click on a blank space on the web page and select "Generate QR code for this page", or click on the corresponding icon in the address bar to use the function. The generated QR code cannot be customized in style, but there is an offline small dinosaur in the center. The generated QR code supports downloading.
Note that this function also supports modifying the URL, just enter it in the text box below the QR code, and it will be refreshed in real time, but the URL can be up to 84 characters.
