Recently, Google introduced a feature for sharing URLs to other devices that connect to the main one via the Chrome browser and a shared account. Now there's an alternative.
In the Chrome Canary build version 80.0.3987.0, a new flag named "Allow page sharing via QR code" has been added. Enabling it allows any webpage URL to be converted into a QR code format, which can then be scanned with a smartphone or sent to a recipient.
Enabling the flag will add the "Generate QR code" option to Chrome's context menu, allowing users to download it and send it to an address or use it on a mobile device. This feature is noted to be beneficial for both individuals and businesses as it offers an easy solution for visiting websites.
For companies, this simplifies the data input process. A QR code for the companyâs website can simply be printed and hung on a wall. This will enable quick access to the company's site in seconds without wasting time entering the address manually. It also allows data transfer without using a Google account.
And although the feature is currently available only in an early version of the browser, it is clear that it will soon make its way into the official release, possibly even later this year.
Burimi: 3dnews.ru
