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It's not possible to scan a QR code with a macbook without installing a third party app. However, you can use an iphone, ipod or ipad to scan the code and then share or airdrop the link to your macbook. Hope this helps! (1) leroydouglas. Community+ 2024. Level 10.
Connect a MacBook to WiFi by Scanning a QR Code. I am able to use my iPhone and camera to scan a QR code (which contains WiFi network information) and easily connect to a WiFi network without needing to enter an SSID, username/password. However, I cannot do the same with MacOS.
Mar 9, 2021 9:39 AM in response to Alpen10. Hi Alpen10, We see you're looking for options to scan a QR code using your MacBook Pro. While there is no native support or app to scan QR codes using your Mac, there may be a number of third-party options available on the Mac App Store. Download apps from the App Store on your Mac.
To scan a QR code on a Mac, you will need both an add-on app to scan the code, and a webcam if your Mac doesn’t already have one, or a hand-held code scanner device or such. And you’ll have to hold the code up up to the webcam to scan it. Or to the handheld scanner Or will need an app that can scan a QR code from an image.
Level 1. 4 points. Sep 22, 2022 11:09 AM in response to Fringelids. I need to scan a QR code on a tv with my macbook air to set up HomeKit. How do I scan the code with my MacBook Air?
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference to kick off June 10 at 10 a.m. PDT with Keynote address. The Keynote will be available to stream on apple.com, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and the Apple YouTube channel. On-demand playback will be available after the conclusion of the stream. dheco Author. Level 1.
how to scan a QR code on a MacBook Air. I set up an account in the government's TSA system to apply for Global Entry. They asked for a device authentication method and I chose Touch ID. Now when I try to log back into my account and I select Touch ID, it doesn't access the Touch ID function - it brings up a QR code.
The procedure is the following: Open the Mac -> Launch Safari or Firefox -> Log into your account on your banking account -> choose the appropriate option to pay that bill -> On the page you can enter all the information partaining to the bill (it's time consuming) OR you can click on a box to SCAN the QR code on the bill.
There was a prompt requesting that QR Journal wanted to use the camera, and when I agreed, it scanned the QR code and displayed the associated URL. On clicking Open Link, Safari opened to that URL. There is a useful Help menu, and AppleScript support too. macOS Mojave 10.14.6 (18G2022). QR Journal v2.0.
To scan a QR code and add an accessory or feature to the HomeKit using one of these devices, you can follow the steps in Scan a QR code with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support. If you'd like to see additional options for managing accessories in HomeKit available in the future, you can let Apple know here: Product Feedback - Apple.