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QR codes are frequently used on mobile devices, but sometimes you want to decode QR directly from your web browser, without your phone.
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QR codes are frequently used on mobile devices, but sometimes you want to decode QR directly from your web browser, without your phone.
QRreader is simple app for reading and creating QR codes from your web browser.
This app will come soon, and at this moment you can try our chrome extension and send us any suggestions and feedback here.
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