Raffael Herrmann

Hi @saklanmazozgur , Your code produces a perfectly fine transparent image. I think the problem lies in (the not shown) part where you display the code. To keep transparency you...

Fixed with #490. Will be part of QRCoder 1.5.0 release.

`XK` is not part of the list, since it isn't part of the official ISO standard as far as I can see. Check it out here: https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#search/code/ The SwissQRCode standard...

Perfectly explained @devtram, thanks! @mgungorchamp you can use one of the other rendering classes that are supported on non-Windows platforms (e.g. PngByteQRCode). You can find a full compatability matrix in...

> The bottom line is that the Base64QRCode class is quite inefficient, partially because it is based on the System.Drawing.Common library, causing poor performance -- but no memory leak. Thanks...

Microsoft removed System.Drawing support in .NET 6 for non-Windows platforms. Since the QRCode renderer uses System.Drawing, it's correct that it isn't supported on Linux. But that must not be a...

Hi @generateui , thanks for your question. The line from the readme.md you are referring to, is still from the early days. Back in 2013 (if I remember correctly my...

@Shane32 this sounds really nice. I like the idea of splitting it this way. I will create an issue for discussing all things around release 2.0 (how and what to...

@generateui I re-wrote the dependencies part in the readme: https://github.com/codebude/QRCoder/pull/507/files Hope this helps to avoid confusion in the future.

@ThaDaVos and now it 2024... And yes, it's maintained. Or let's say: it's again maintained. You're right that I was a long time not actively working on this project, due...