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Makes QR codes on web pages clickable. Works on screens shared in Teams, Google Meet and Zoom too. When participating in an online seminar via a browser, shared slides appear simply as a video feed. Consequently, even if a QR code is displayed for a survey, you cannot click it. You might find yourself scanning the screen with your smartphone—filling out a form on your phone despite sitting right in front of your PC. With "screink," however, you can click those QR codes directly. Since it works on any web page, it handles online seminars viewed through a browser seamlessly. It has been verified to work with Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom. Source code and changelog are available on GitHub: https://github.com/securecat/screink
Aug 31, 2026
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