4QR.xyz is an online interactive artwork which allows the complete embedding of a web page into a URL.
The encoder allows you to encode your own wepage into a URL.
Anything that can be displayed by a web browser can be encoded.
Technical info can be found in the reference
To share your code, consider posting your link on the 4QR.xyz subreddit.
Some of the best code will be curated into the gallery.
Site issues and feature requests can be reported to the issues page of the 4QR.xyz GitHub page.
Questions and/or comments can be addressed to the 4QR.xyz e-mail address
(all emails are read but may not be replied to).
News will be posted to twitter.
A: 4QR.xyz was originally created by Alexander Reben to encode digital artworks into QR codes.
QR codes with an embedded URL will directly open in a browser when read.
So a website was created to render the data contained in a URL into a browser.
This allows all the data needed to make a webpage to be rendered without that webpage hosted on a server.
It became apparent that the tool itself could be used to create and share small creative web applications
(as well as any other code that a browser can display) is a non centralized way.
The data can be stored in QR codes, link shorteners, NFC cards or the blockchain.
A: This varies by browsers and platforms, but URLs with up to 9999 total characters have been tested as working in desktop chrome.
A: Everything in the site is trimmed down and optimized for bandwidth (at least that's the excuse).
A: Check out the reference page or the GitHub page.
A: No, all code is run locally in the browser of the person who clicked the link.
A: No, since there is no storage of the link, it only exists where it is shared.
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