www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com

Going back to the original topic, it is down to personal preferences which OS you use. I started with Unix, then OS/2, then Windows and finally switched permanently to Linux. I haven't looked back and being honest, the thought of using Windows again horrifies me. WWB in Crossover looks just like it ...

This isn't the place for OS wars but I have both WWB and Quick 'n Easy Web Builder. Functionally they are very similar although there are a few extra features in the GUI on the Windows version such as multiple tabs in the workspace. All my PCs, and there are several dedicated to different jobs here ...

I use a simple one here:
https://www.ajaxavailabilitycalendar.com/

Very easy to set up but maybe a little short on functions.

Brian.

Can't you create a QR link to the Google store for the app? QR is nothing more than a way of representing text, in itself it has no functionality but the link or file extension might be recognized and activate something in the device's OS. That isn't something you can control in Wysiwygwebbuilder ...

The QR code link will be sent to the device that reads it. All you are doing on the web site is providing the link in a graphical format.

Brian.

It's been mentioned before but a quick check can be done off-line or on-line if you use later versions of Firefox. Right click in the page (in preview if you haven't published yet) then click on "Inspect Element (Q)" then when the debug window opens click on the "Responsive Design Mode" icon. You ...