v3.2

Updated pillow because of the webp vulnerability.

Realistically, there shouldn't be any worries with using the older version (since the program wasn't importing pre-generated webp files), but it's still good to be safe.

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url-to-qrcode_Auto will automatically copy the qrcode to your clipboard.

url-to-qrcode_withoutAuto is the same package as v3, just renamed for clarity.

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Extract the zip file, open the folder, run url-to-qrcode.exe

v3.1

Added a different version

url-to-qrcode_Auto will automatically copy the qrcode to your clipboard.

url-to-qrcode_withoutAuto is the same package as v3, just renamed for clarity.

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Extract the zip file, open the folder, run url-to-qrcode.exe

v3

Download url-to-qrcode.zip.

Extract the zip file, open the folder, run url-to-qrcode.exe

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Alright, I give up on trying to make it a simple, elegant executable.

Here's the pyinstaller non-onefile instead.

It's ugly, but it works.

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Tested and working on a fresh Windows 10 sandbox.

Here's the Virustotal scan for it.

Two false positives. Jiangmin and SentinelOne (Static ML), whoever the heck those are.

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This should work.

Man, I learned a lot today.

I need to take a nap now.