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- rel=noopener - HTML | MDN - MDN Web Docs
The noopener keyword for the rel attribute of the , , and elements instructs the browser to navigate to the target resource without granting the new browsing context access to the document that opened it — by not setting the Window opener property on the opened window (it returns null)
- Explained: noopener, noreferrer, and nofollow Values
All three terms (noopener, noreferrer, and nofollow) are values of the rel attribute of the anchor tag in HTML Arguably, nofollow is the most well-known among web developers and SEO experts Anchor <a> tag is commonly used in HTML to define a URL link
- What Does the rel=noopener noreferrer Tag Mean? ( Does It Affect SEO?)
In short, noopener is largely a security measure to prevent malicious links from gaining access to a user’s browser (a phishing attack known as tabnabbing) In the past, leaving target=”_blank” alone in your link opened up this security vulnerability
- What is Noopener? Does it Impact SEO? - Ahrefs
What is Noopener? The term “noopener” refers to the rel="noopener" HTML attribute that’s added to links set to open in a new browser tab or window for security reasons
- What rel=noreferrer noopener Mean and How it Affects SEO - Reliablesoft
"Noreferrer noopener" are HTML attributes that can be added to outgoing links What do these tags do, and how can they impact your SEO efforts? In this post, I will explain the difference between noreferrer and noopener tags, how they differ from the nofollow tag, and the impact on SEO when each one is used
- How to use the HTML rel=noopener attribute (important for security)
How rel="noopener" works When you add rel="noopener" to an external link on your website (with target="_blank), it prevents the website you link to from gaining access to your page via the window object (via the window opener property)
- Use rel noopener noreferrer for External Site Links - W3Things
The usage of noopener noreferrer keywords in the rel attribute allows you to safeguard your website from dangerous and deceptive third-party website attacks by preventing them from accessing the browsing context of current HTML document (your website) as well as removing the referrer information
- Nofollow vs. Noreferrer vs. Noopener - Web Hosting Monkey
The primary use case for noopener is when you open links in a new browser window or tab using the target=”_blank” attribute Without noopener, the linked page could potentially manipulate the window object of the referring page, leading to security vulnerabilities
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