To load a project file from a URL for a Scratch 3.0 mod (see comments)

render-gui.jsx

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import {compose} from 'redux';

import AppStateHOC from '../lib/app-state-hoc.jsx';
import GUI from '../containers/gui.jsx';
import HashParserHOC from '../lib/hash-parser-hoc.jsx';
import log from '../lib/log.js';

const onClickLogo = () => {
    window.location = 'https://scratch.mit.edu';
};

const handleTelemetryModalCancel = () => {
    log('User canceled telemetry modal');
};

const handleTelemetryModalOptIn = () => {
    log('User opted into telemetry');
};

const handleTelemetryModalOptOut = () => {
    log('User opted out of telemetry');
};

/*
 * Render the GUI playground. This is a separate function because importing anything
 * that instantiates the VM causes unsupported browsers to crash
 * {object} appTarget - the DOM element to render to
 */
export default appTarget => {
    GUI.setAppElement(appTarget);

    // note that redux's 'compose' function is just being used as a general utility to make
    // the hierarchy of HOC constructor calls clearer here; it has nothing to do with redux's
    // ability to compose reducers.
    const WrappedGui = compose(
        AppStateHOC,
        HashParserHOC
    )(GUI);

    // TODO a hack for testing the backpack, allow backpack host to be set by url param
    const backpackHostMatches = window.location.href.match(/[?&]backpack_host=([^&]*)&?/);
    const backpackHost = backpackHostMatches ? backpackHostMatches[1] : null;

    const scratchDesktopMatches = window.location.href.match(/[?&]isScratchDesktop=([^&]+)/);
    let simulateScratchDesktop;
    if (scratchDesktopMatches) {
        try {
            // parse 'true' into `true`, 'false' into `false`, etc.
            simulateScratchDesktop = JSON.parse(scratchDesktopMatches[1]);
        } catch {
            // it's not JSON so just use the string
            // note that a typo like "falsy" will be treated as true
            simulateScratchDesktop = scratchDesktopMatches[1];
        }
    }
    
    // Include the (URI encoded) URL to a project file within the URL like
    // ?project_file=https://example.com/epic-project.sb3
    const projectFileMatches = window.location.href.match(/[?&]project_file=([^&]*)&?/);
    const projectFile = projectFileMatches ? decodeURIComponent(projectFileMatches[1]) : null;
    
    const onVmInit = vm => {
        if (projectFile) {
            fetch(projectFile)
                .then(response => response.arrayBuffer())
                .then(arrayBuffer => {
                    vm.loadProject(arrayBuffer);
                });
        }
    };

    if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production' && typeof window === 'object') {
        // Warn before navigating away
        window.onbeforeunload = () => true;
    }

    ReactDOM.render(
        // important: this is checking whether `simulateScratchDesktop` is truthy, not just defined!
        simulateScratchDesktop ?
            <WrappedGui
                canEditTitle
                isScratchDesktop
                showTelemetryModal
                canSave={false}
                onTelemetryModalCancel={handleTelemetryModalCancel}
                onTelemetryModalOptIn={handleTelemetryModalOptIn}
                onTelemetryModalOptOut={handleTelemetryModalOptOut}
            /> :
            <WrappedGui
                canEditTitle
                backpackVisible
                showComingSoon
                backpackHost={backpackHost}
                canSave={false}
                onClickLogo={onClickLogo}
                onVmInit={onVmInit}
            />,
        appTarget);
};

This is an example using a remixed code https://jaafreitas.github.io/scratch-dataviewer/?project_url=/scratch/SixeYColors.sb3

First i wanna thank you sir for the fast answe, but this is not what i need.
Actually, i am running the open source version of Scratch 3.0 on my local machine at (localhost:8601), and i want to find a way to open local projects without usign (file->open project). my idea is to use links like

<a href=''localhost:8601?project_url=my_local_project.sb3>

So when i click on this link Scratch will load and open automatically the project

Thank you very much

Web pages, even on localhost or file:// URLs, cannot load local files on your computer without consent from the user via a file selection prompt

What you could do is set up a local HTTP server that statically serves the files in some folder, then load project files from the server

Thank you sir, i did that by creating another react API, and i put the file 'cc.sb3' in the public folder, then i made this url
http://localhost:8601/?project_file=http://localhost:3000/cc.sb3
where localhost:8601 is my scratch 3.0 api
and localhost:3000 is a dom api to host the file

And actually it works, but i need a more sofisticated solution for this, like locating the public folder in scratch 3.0 or using easyphp web server or something like this;

if you have any suggestion it will be very helpfull, thanks and best regards

the solution from @jaafreitas works for me.