Closed JokerQyou closed 9 years ago
As seen in #1061 , links seem to be parsed on Telegram server now?
Yes, they are parsed on the server
Hmm, and how can I send a feedback about this to Telegram? I found neither feedback links on their website, nor feedback repo on GitHub.
I can't get it work the way you describe:
Click leads me to that address, which then turns to that one:
@telegramdesktop Well I and one of my friends both have this problem, and we're both using tdesktop 0.8.52 on Windows 10 professional 64bit. Once I sent that link to my friend, I cannot open that page by clicking the link; 'Copy link' results in the correct address, but 'Open link' does not.
I've not tested it on my Mac. I'll do it once I get home (in 2 hours), and let you know the result.
BTW, that makes me think it's a client-side issue.
Ok. Confirmed: this issue only occurs on Windows.
@JokerQyou what browser do you use? Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 opens url correctly, but Google Chrome does not, I'm afraid it is Chrome issue: if you press Win+R (Run command dialog), paste your url:
http://music.163.com/#/m/song?id=22746144
in that dialog and hit OK:
Google Chrome will still open just "http://music.163.com/" :(
Thanks for your help. :)
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Some website, like the Netease Music, is more like a webapp than a ordinary website. These website use hash to locate resources, e.g., NetEase Music uses link like
http://music.163.com/#/m/song?id=22746144
to specify a song, by viewing that webpage you can directly see the details of that song and listen to it.But I just found that tdesktop seems to truncate the hash part of these links. If I send that link to someone, the text is okay, but the link address is parsed as
http://music.163.com/
, anything after the hash (and the hash itself) are gone. Thus the people who received my message will only be able to see the home page if they click it.