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Impressive, but on iOS 27 even one of the examples don't work. Seems like it has an issue with spaces. https://imgur.com/a/tZGqtjR
Or was that text added since you viewed it?
It doesn’t seem to like spaces that much, the code for [QR coded] is broken for me on safari ios. When the space is removed it’s a working qrcode again
The page addresses this issue, saying that browser text wrapping can cause issues and gives advice on how to deal with it.
The page says that “browsers may split a QR code across lines” - but this isn’t split across lines.
Experimenting, if I just type "[Q R]" (very short, so not likely to line-break), the problem still occurs.
If I inspect the element, and add `white-space: nowrap;` to its style, the problem still occurs (although the text doesn’t wrap!).
Impressive, but on iOS 27 even one of the examples don't work. Seems like it has an issue with spaces. https://imgur.com/a/tZGqtjR
Did you read the explanation? It says right there on the page why it happens. Or was that text added since you viewed it?
I’m still not sure if this is the mentioned issue or a different one.
Unfortunately the most important thing here is missing - the whole explanation, like how did we get there, what those fonts can do and so on..
Unfortunately the most important thing here is missing - the whole explanation, like how did we get there, what those fonts can do and so on..
Unfortunately the most important thing here is missing - the whole explanation, like how did we get there, what those fonts can do and so on..
Fair warning though: this was designed and implemented by an LLM, as an experiment to see if it was possible. I only guided it to a working solution by pointing out problems, and never dug deeply into its inner workings.
Impressive, but on iOS 27 even one of the examples don't work. Seems like it has an issue with spaces. https://imgur.com/a/tZGqtjR
Did you read the explanation? It says right there on the page why it happens. Or was that text added since you viewed it?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
The page addresses this issue, saying that browser text wrapping can cause issues and gives advice on how to deal with it.
I think this is a different problem. The page says that “browsers may split a QR code across lines” - but this isn’t split across lines. Experimenting, if I just type "[Q R]" (very short, so not likely to line-break), the problem still occurs. If I inspect the element, and add `white-space: nowrap;` to its style, the problem still occurs (although the text doesn’t wrap!).