Now, a feature that was first discovered in the experimental version of Google Chrome also has been applied to Microsoft Edge version of Chromium driven. Both browsers based on the same engine, which also means they can borrow features from each other, and therefore, after the transition to Microsoft Chromium, functional gap between the two has been greatly reduced.
It is reported that it has recently migrated from Google Chrome to Microsoft Edge's idea is the QR code generator that allows users to simply scan the QR code by easily sharing sites.
Technically, this feature works is very simple: the user only needs to start the QR code generator can create QR codes, the scan will point your browser to a particular website. You can then use your phone to scan this QR code, QR code or send the transfer application by mail or other messages to quickly share a specific link.
However, all still in beta, QR code generator as an experimental marker into the Microsoft Edge Canary, so users need to manually enable it to see the new button in the browser UI. After activation markers, Microsoft Edge should show "QR code" button in the address bar to generate the code currently browsing pages.
According to show signs Description: "Enable UI can right-click a URL generated QR codes to share the page," explained the sign said, adding that this feature on Windows and Mac are applicable.
However, as reddit pointed out, this feature is still a problem, but it is still at an early view of Microsoft Edge, so it is not very surprising. Microsoft and Google will further improve it in the upcoming update, want it to debut in the coming weeks inherent Canary version of Edge and Chrome.
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