IE11 anchors fixed to open securely without 'noreferrer' or 'noopener' #3607
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Changelog Entry
Reference previous PR: #3224
Description
Due to
'noopener'not being available in IE11 (caniuse.com noopener), anchors opened in Internet Explorer were opening without scrolling and in a separate window. This fix securely opens links in Internet Explorer 11 without using 'noopener', with information used from https://mathiasbynens.github.io/rel-noopener/This does not affect behavior in other browsers.
I have added tests and executed them locallyCHANGELOG.mdI have updated documentation