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Find the Telegram chat ID with one button - #5
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Setting up Telegram alerts meant opening
api.telegram.org/bot<token>/getUpdatesand finding the chat id in raw JSON, which is where setup failed in practice. The new Find my chat ID button does it: it reads the newest message sent to the bot, fills in the chat id, and says whose it is.Clear messages for each problem: token rejected, no message yet ("open your bot, press Start, send hi"), or no internet. Telegram allows this request from web pages (
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *). Tested with a wrong token in the browser.