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Right-click any image to instantly decode its QR code. Works offline, no uploads, fully private. Decode any QR code on any webpage with a single right-click — no phone needed, no uploads, completely private. HOW IT WORKS ──────────── 1. Right-click any image on any webpage 2. Select "Read QR Code" from the context menu 3. Instantly see the decoded result in a clean popup That's it. No scanning with your phone. No copy-pasting URLs into a separate tool. Just right-click and read. INTELLIGENT RESULTS ──────────────────── The extension recognises 7 QR types and shows you smart, actionable options for each: • 🔗 URL / Link — See the full URL with one-click "Open Link" and "Copy URL" buttons • 📶 Wi-Fi Network — Shows network name, security type, and masked password with "Copy Password" • 👤 vCard Contact — Displays name, phone, email, and website with "Save Contact (.vcf)" • 💳 UPI Payment — Shows payee, UPI ID, amount, and note with "Copy UPI ID" and "Open in App" • 📧 Email — Shows address and subject with "Send Email" and "Copy" buttons • 📞 Phone Number — Shows number with "Call" and "Copy" options • 📝 Plain Text — Full decoded text with one-click copy COMPLETELY PRIVATE ─────────────────── • 100% offline — QR decoding happens entirely inside your browser using the bundled jsQR library • Nothing ever leaves your device — no servers, no cloud, no API calls • No account required — install and use immediately • No data collection of any kind WORKS EVERYWHERE ───────────────── • Any image on any webpage — product pages, articles, Wikipedia, social media, emails • Screenshots embedded in web pages • QR codes on e-commerce checkout pages (UPI, payment links) • Conference and event pages with Wi-Fi QR codes • Business card and contact pages with vCard QR codes PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED ────────────────────── • contextMenus — to add "Read QR Code" to the right-click menu • scripting — to display the result popup on the page • clipboardWrite — to let you copy decoded values with one click • Access to all sites — needed to fetch the image you right-click on (images are processed locally, never sent anywhere) Built with Manifest V3. Open source and privacy-first.