diff --git a/worlds/apquest/components.py b/worlds/apquest/components.py
index eb25450d8c..b50b5d0dcf 100644
--- a/worlds/apquest/components.py
+++ b/worlds/apquest/components.py
@@ -31,3 +31,21 @@ components.append(
         supports_uri=True,
     )
 )
+
+# There are two optional parameters that are worth drawing attention to here: "game_name" and "supports_uri".
+# As you might know, on a room page on WebHost, clicking a slot name opens your locally installed Launcher
+# and asks you if you want to open a Text Client.
+# If you have "game_name" set on your Component, your user also gets the option to open that instead.
+# Furthermore, if you have "supports_uri" set to True, your Component will be passed a uri as an arg.
+# This uri contains the room url + port, the slot name, and the password.
+# You can process this uri arg to automatically connect the user to their slot without having to type anything.
+
+# As you can see above, the APQuest client has both of these parameters set.
+# This means a user can click on the slot name of an APQuest slot on WebHost,
+# then click "APQuest Client" instead of "Text Client" in the Launcher popup, and after a few seconds,
+# they will be connected and playing the game without having to touch their keyboard once.
+
+# Since a Component is just Python code, this doesn't just work with CommonClient-derived clients.
+# You could forward this uri arg to your standalone C++/Java/.NET/whatever client as well,
+# meaning just about every client can support this "Click on slot name -> Everything happens automatically" action.
+# The author would like to see more clients be aware of this feature and try to support it.