For a long time, sharing links had been a hassle. Now you can do that easily, thanks to Chrome. For a while now, Chrome has had a new feature that allows users to share websites and links as a QR code, decoded by compatible devices such as smartphones’ cameras and/or Google Lens.
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Though the feature is yet to make to the final version of Google Chrome, the browser’s testing version, usually known as Chrome Canary, has this feature. However, it is turned off by default. Users will have to enable it manually by heading into the ‘flags’ section, where Google usually hides the browser’s experimental features.
Pre-requisites:
Google Chrome Canary must be installed on your PC
Working internet connectivity
Enable sharing page via QR Code
This feature will make life easier for everyone who had to use other methods for sharing links between their devices. With its method, you will be able to do that without much hassle.
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