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versus Scan QR code* * on any device.

• vadansky 6y ago
  I've never had a good experience with QR codes Stand directltly in front and align your phone just so. Opens browser, downloads a huge JavaScript framework with ads up the wazoo, final page doesn't render good on the phone, have to scroll around to see everything, tiny text have to zoom into to read correctly. I have nothing against QR codes, but no one uses them well. Obviously would have been nice though. I was excited about QR codes too.
  • ProZsolt 6y ago
    But why would anybody build this if they can't bother building a website that you can open on your phone.
    • vadansky 6y ago
      That's what Apple is good for, see Palm Pilot vs iPhone. I'm hoping by making a good clean version of the QR code functionality that gets popular, it will make people create proper QR codes when they see how it's supposed to be done.
  • efdee 6y ago
    I'm quite sure that's not the average QR experience. Sounds like your phone really sucks at doing QR and those websites they point at haven't been updated in 15 years.
  • joking 6y ago
    with the covid rules to ban shared items (napkin holder, big sauce bottles and restaurant menus), many restaurants have put an sticker with a QR code pointing to their menu on a website or even a pdf, and it works flawlessly both on android and iphone.