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Telegram chat widget

Configure a floating chat button from a Telegram username, position, and colors, and copy a self-contained snippet that opens t.me, with no account or hosted script.

Fill in the username and display name to build the button.

The conversation happens in the visitor's Telegram app; the button only hands them to t.me and cannot tell whether Telegram is installed. The hosted product this replaces keeps its settings on a server under a widget key and counts views and clicks. This builder generates everything locally instead: no account, no key, no analytics, and no remote editing, so changing the button later means pasting a fresh snippet over the old one. A CSP that bans inline scripts will block it.
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