Backslash extensionQR Codes
Turn text, links and Wi-Fi networks into QR codes, and scan the ones on your screen. Open it from Backslash, the keyboard-first launcher for Linux, with Super + Space.
Commands
QR CodesType a text or link to get its QR code; scan, Wi-Fi codes and history
QR Code from ClipboardThe copied text or link as a QR code, to open it on your phone
Scan QR Code on ScreenSelect a QR code anywhere on the screen: its content is copied
Scan QR Code in Clipboard ImageReads the QR code of a copied picture or screenshot
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