One of the best and most popular is QR Code Reader (tap My Codes then Create a QR code), and we also like QR Scanner (tap Create then +). Google Chrome can do the job for websites: Tap the Share ...

QR codes are still a thing, apparently. Google has added a QR code scanner to the Chrome browser on iOS.

This week the folks at Google have updated the iOS (and soon the Android) version of the Chrome web browser. This update uses the camera of the device it's running on to locate and scan QR codes ...

Google Chrome allows you to seamlessly reverse image search by right-clicking on the QR code. Credit: Justin Pot This will open a Google Lens panel to the right of your browser window.

Chrome scans nearly instantly (so much so that capturing the screenshots was hard), and puts the URL associated with the QR code into the address field so you can preview it — just tap the Go button ...

Google Chrome on iOS has been able to scan barcodes and QR codes since this past February, but it’s a feature that could easily get looked over unless you knew it was there.

A new update to Chrome’s iPhone app — v56.0.2924.79 — introduces a built-in QR code scanner to the mobile browser. The feature can be accessed from the 3D Touch menu of Chrome, or by simply ...

Turning on the QR scanner will display an outlined box in the center of the viewfinder. Here's what it looks like. The Chrome OS Camera app's QR scanner reads a random code I created.

Go to your full list of all apps (from the home screen, swipe up) and look for a QR Code or Code Scanner app. Or, look for the Google Lens app, which may be pre-installed and can also scan QR codes.

QR codes are a great way to relay a lot of information in a small space and your Android phone has multiple ways to read them. Here's how to do it.