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It seems a stretch that all target=_blank links would require a rel=noreferrer attribute as they could be internal links and therefore you would lose tracking if you kept this on.
Consider adding this as a real property on all linkable elements instead, as there are a host of other values you can set in this field: rel-attribute on MDN
@bjarnef Yeah, I linked that in the original comment (must have forgotten to update this issue). We do not support older browsers, so that's why I'm saying we don't need to explicitly specify noopener. I would much rather we support setting a value for the rel attribute and people can put in whatever they want.
It seems a stretch that all
target=_blank
links would require arel=noreferrer
attribute as they could be internal links and therefore you would lose tracking if you kept this on.Consider adding this as a real property on all linkable elements instead, as there are a host of other values you can set in this field: rel-attribute on MDN
Originally posted by @iOvergaard in #715 (comment)
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