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Not really -- at least, nothing I'm confident about. I'm hoping to take a more rigorous approach to improving the 4 color decode, and perhaps in the process some rules...

Usually to troubleshoot, I save a few frames (e.g. `cv::imwrite(img, "/tmp/foo.png")`) and look at them individually to figure out if there's an obvious reason why they aren't decoding. One possibility...

For *sending* you can use cimbar_js. The easiest way is to save the `cimbar.html` file [from here](https://github.com/sz3/libcimbar/releases/download/v0.5.12/cimbar.html) and open it in your local web browser. For decoding there's unfortunately not...

> I am a complete beginner at c++. I do what I can, but in this case I wait for a ready solution :). i know that this is not...

> hmmm it decodes only static images? but how about data transfer? i mean like animated qrcodes. isn't cimbar made for this? The `cimbar` executable operates on single or multiple...

> Hello! why we can't just compile cimbar on windows? It's not tested/currently supported, so some work will be necessary to get it to compile/run. But you (or anyone else)...

There are a couple ways to do it -- not *super* simple, but not too bad: 1. you can add cimbar.org to your phone home screen ("progressive web app"). This...

While it's not *in* the app, the code that runs on the cimbar.org website is available to download and should work in your local browser, even when not connected to...

Ok, let me try again: If you download the [cimbar.html](https://github.com/sz3/libcimbar/releases/download/v0.5.12/cimbar.html) file to your phone, you can open it with the files app (or equivalent) and use the web browser (even...

> @sz3: What do you think about adding an Android WebView within the app, which displays a locally stored copy of the website? I think it's a good idea. (in...