Open QR code images in new tab instead of in modal when JS is disabled #11

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@SomeGuy This can be done by wrapping QR code buttons with <a href="data:image/png,..."></a>.
However, doing so sends the encoding of every QR code twice in the HTML (once in the modal, once in the anchor element), so it may not be good practice.
Options:

So be it; send each encoding twice. (Quick)
Serve QR codes and bypass this problem by using short, identifier-based links. (Ideal)
Store the encoding in anchor elements only to maintain non-JS compatibility. Then, either use JS to fill static or dynamic modals with this encoding. (Not great)

@SomeGuy This can be done by wrapping QR code buttons with `<a href="data:image/png,..."></a>`. However, doing so sends the encoding of every QR code twice in the HTML (once in the modal, once in the anchor element), so it may not be good practice. Options: - So be it; send each encoding twice. (Quick) - Serve QR codes and bypass this problem by using short, identifier-based links. (Ideal) - Store the encoding in anchor elements only to maintain non-JS compatibility. Then, either use JS to fill static or dynamic modals with this encoding. (Not great)

Note that serving QR code invite images (Option 2) should take into account whether the invites are fetched on demand, as that creates a tracking vector.

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Open QR code images in new tab instead of in modal when JS is disabled #11