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How do custom link prefixes work? (e.g. par: //)

I was very interested in how custom link prefixes work (I really don't know what they are called), and I could not find anything on the Internet about this. Are absent.

If anyone knows how this works, and / or can point me towards a textbook, this would surprise me.

EDIT: I found a tutorial on this in iOS, but I need it for PC / Windows.

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These prefixes are called URI Schemes and are presented to allow links to things in applications. Thus, these prefixes are the first part of the Uniform Resource Identifier .

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, URI-, . Steam, , , . URI - . http, , . steam , http . - tel URI, , . , , URI, API, .

URI Windows, , .

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