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Link clarification and include privatepost URL

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Special-links.md

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There are certain link types that are recognised by the official Telegram applications and cause them to perform certain actions. While Telethon currently offers no way to parse and react to these, they may still be useful to know, so that you can make use of them if you develop an application (like a bot).
# HTTP links: # HTTP links:
* https://t.me/bot?start=foo. Starts `@bot` with parameter `foo`. Note that the maximum length for the start command is 64 alphanumerical characters. * https://t.me/bot?start=foo. Starts `@bot` with parameter `foo`. Note that the maximum length for the start command is 64 alphanumerical characters.
* https://t.me/share/url?url=foo. Lets the user select a chat and have their input be `foo`. * https://t.me/share/url?url=foo. Lets the user select a chat and have their input be `foo`.
* https://t.me/c/chat_id/msg_id. Opens the chat with ID `chat_id` and highlights the message with ID `msg_id`. Note that the `msg_id` doesn't seem optional. * https://t.me/c/chat_id/msg_id. Opens the chat with ID `chat_id` and highlights the message with ID `msg_id`. Note that the `msg_id` doesn't seem optional. Note that the chat must be a channel (megagroup or broadcast).
## Links documented under [@DeepLink](https://t.me/DeepLink): ## Links documented under [@DeepLink](https://t.me/DeepLink):
* https://telegram.me * https://telegram.me
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# TG links: # TG links:
* [tg://resolve?domain=bot&start=foo](https://t.me/bot?start=foo). Starts @bot with parameter "foo". * [tg://resolve?domain=bot&start=foo](https://t.me/bot?start=foo). Starts @bot with parameter "foo".
* [tg://openmessage?chat_id=123&message_id=456](https://t.me/openmessage?chat_id=123&message_id=456). Should go to the message `456` from chat `123`. * [tg://openmessage?chat_id=123&message_id=456](https://t.me/openmessage?chat_id=123&message_id=456). Should go to the message `456` from chat `123`.
* tg://privatepost?channel=123&post=456. Should go to the message `456` inside the channel (or megagroup) `123`.
## Links documented under [@DeepLink](https://t.me/DeepLink): ## Links documented under [@DeepLink](https://t.me/DeepLink):
* tg://resolve * tg://resolve
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More can be found in [`tdesktop`'s `click_handler_types.cpp`](https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/blob/v1.5.5/Telegram/SourceFiles/core/click_handler_types.cpp#L34-L69). More can be found in [`tdesktop`'s `click_handler_types.cpp`](https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/blob/v1.5.5/Telegram/SourceFiles/core/click_handler_types.cpp#L34-L69) or [`local_url_handlers.cpp`](https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/blob/9f6fc3a4c834a8fb0f81f7bd2b985e8be8bd643d/Telegram/SourceFiles/core/local_url_handlers.cpp).
The links/urls might be platform-/client-specific and as such might not work on every client. If you really need to use some special link make sure it works on all platforms. The links/urls might be platform-/client-specific and as such might not work on every client. If you really need to use some special link make sure it works on all platforms.