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How can I create a QR code for my website for free?
I want to make a qr code for my website so people can scan it with their phone and open the site quickly. I think this would be useful for sharing my website on flyers, product packaging, social media pages, or even during offline events. My challenge is that I am not sure what the best way is to create qr code for website. There seem to be many QR code generators online, but I do not know which ones are safe, whether I need a static or dynamic QR code, and how to make sure the QR code works properly on both Android and iPhone. How do you usually create a QR code for a website? Do you use an online generator, a design tool, or some desktop software? I would also like to know how to test it, download it in good quality, and make sure it stays readable after printing.How can i get rid of this line at the bottom of my screen?
This line only appears in certain apps such as my browser (Brave). It's dark red because that the color of my wallpaper, if i select another app (like file manager) it'll turn gray. I've tried setting a fully black wallpaper, the line still appears as light gray. What is this, why is it here and how do i remove it? The only weird like third party program i'm using is Windhawk, but i've killed it using the task manager and the line still appeared when i oppened the browser. The best way i'd describe it is the window size not being fully stretched down and some pixels leaking from what's being. This wasn't such a big issue until i got an OLED monitor, it could burn in, and i'd hate that.The Windows PC is dying, thanks to cloud-based services and AI
My Windows PC is gradually dying, and I believe this is largely due to the over-reliance on cloud-based services and artificial intelligence. These technologies, while convenient, are causing increased system strain, data dependency, and hardware degradation, ultimately leading to performance issues and hardware failure.I couldn't stand the new icon, and I was unhappy with the old one too
I redesigned the icon. I'm not a designer and I'm not entirely happy with it, but now it's tolerable and doesn't look as shameful as they did in Fender Studio Pro 8. Back in the days of PreSonus Studio One, their icon also turned me off, while 95% of software looked great in my start bar. They should definitely hire an icon designer, like Adobe, Cubase, Ableton, Firefox, Google, Telegram, and Discord have done. Even the icons for open-source programs look better.
Bring Back Timeline Feature in Windows 12
Dear Microsoft Engineers, I'm writing to request the return of the Timeline feature in Windows 12. Timeline was a powerful productivity tool that allowed users to seamlessly continue activities across devices. Its removal disrupted workflows for many who relied on cross-device continuity. Key Benefits of Timeline: Cross-device activity sync (PC, Android, iOS) Quick access to recent files across time Seamless workflow continuity Request: Please bring back Timeline in Windows 12, ideally with: Enhanced cross-platform support Better integration with Microsoft 365 Optional cloud sync control for privacy This feature truly embodied Microsoft's vision of seamless computing. I hope the engineering team will consider its return. Thank you for your time and consideration. Please go to the 'Feedback Hub' to cast a vote in favor: https://aka.ms/AA1048j9 Sincerely, —— A Windows EnthusiastA Vision for the Start Menu/Screen in Windows 12
Hi Windows Community, After exploring various Start menu designs across Windows versions (from 7 to 11), I’ve put together a concept for what Windows 12’s Start Menu/Screen could look like. The goal is to blend productivity, flexibility, and visual personalization while respecting the strengths of past designs. Here’s my wishlist: 1. Streamlined Layout Four dedicated zones: Top-left: User account (quick switch/lock). Far-left: Shortcuts to folders (Documents, Downloads, etc.). Left-center: App list (with “Most used” and “Recommended” sections). Right: A resizable, four-column tile area (drag edges to adjust width). 2. Full-Screen Start Screen Returns Combine Windows 7’s vertical app list (easy scanning) with Windows 8.1-style live tiles (dynamic updates). Tiles can be arranged horizontally or vertically—your choice. 3. Tile Flexibility Six sizes: Small (1x1), Medium (2x2), Long (4x1), Wide (4x2), Large (4x4), Tall (4x6). Smooth animations when resizing tiles. 4. Deep Personalization Tile color options: Solid, gradients, light/dark, transparent (default), semi-transparent, and even rainbow effects. Match your mood or desktop theme effortlessly. 5. Seamless Upgrades When moving from Windows 7/8.1/10/11, your pinned apps, websites, and layout should automatically migrate—no rebuilding from scratch. 6. Rainbow Glow A subtle rainbow shimmer option for tiles (because why not add a bit of fun?). Why This Matters A Start menu should be both a launchpad and a reflection of your workflow. By combining the clarity of Windows 7, the visual energy of Windows 8.1, and the adaptability of Windows 10/11, Windows 12 could finally deliver a "best of all worlds" experience. What do you think? Would you add or change anything? Let’s discuss! Welcome to the 'Feedback Hub' upvote the individual customization requests that interest you: https://aka.ms/AA105dd9How do i hide the insider preview text on the home screen
I'm looking for help to remove or hide the Insider Preview text that appears on my home screen. It currently shows prominently and I want a clean, clutter-free display without any indication of the preview status. I would appreciate a simple step-by-step guide or any settings adjustment that can help me achieve this. I'm looking for help to remove or hide the Insider Preview text that appears on my home screen. It currently shows prominently and I want a clean, clutter-free display without any indication of the preview status. I would appreciate a simple step-by-step guide or any settings adjustment that can help me achieve this.
