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Send pages, links, text, media and screenshots to Telegram directly through your own bot. Send pages, links, selected text, media and screenshots to Telegram directly through your own bot. Courier sends what you are looking at to your own Telegram chat, a group or a channel, in one click. Everything goes straight from your browser to Telegram. There is no intermediate server, no account and no telemetry. WHAT YOU CAN SEND - The current page (title and link), from the popup, the right-click menu or a keyboard shortcut - Links, selected text, images, video, audio and linked files, from the right-click menu - A screenshot of the visible area, or of an area you select KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS - Alt+Shift+1: send the current page - Alt+Shift+2: screenshot of the visible area - Alt+Shift+3: screenshot of a selected area You can change them on chrome://extensions/shortcuts. SETUP IN A MINUTE 1. Create a bot with @BotFather in Telegram and copy its token. 2. Paste it in Courier's settings. The token is picked out and checked for you. 3. Send your bot a message and press "Find chat ID". Courier fills it in. 4. Save and send a test message. PRIVACY - Your bot token and settings stay on your device. - Content is sent only when you trigger it, only to your own chat, only to the Telegram Bot API. - The developer receives none of your data. - Optional: download media in the browser when Telegram cannot fetch it (asks for access to all sites, off by default). Also: silent sending, link preview removal, English and Turkish interface, light and dark themes. Free and open source under the MIT license: https://github.com/aybrkaknc/Courier
Nov 8, 2026
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