You can create QR codes directly on your Mac without needing to use any third-party apps or web sites. You can make QR codes for webpage links, contact information, calendar events, contact info and Wi-Fi passwords.
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Mike
1 day ago
If you right click within a webpage on Chrome in Mac OS 15.0.1, you get a drop down menu with a list of options, one of which is Create QR Code for this Page. I wasn't looking for it, but it popped up this morning. I tried it on Safari and didn't get the same option.
Mike: That's a special thing that Chrome does, yes. It always includes that little dinosaur in the middle too. You can use that if you like, but I'm trying to show you a way to do it without a third-party app.
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If you right click within a webpage on Chrome in Mac OS 15.0.1, you get a drop down menu with a list of options, one of which is Create QR Code for this Page. I wasn't looking for it, but it popped up this morning. I tried it on Safari and didn't get the same option.
Mike: That's a special thing that Chrome does, yes. It always includes that little dinosaur in the middle too. You can use that if you like, but I'm trying to show you a way to do it without a third-party app.