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`target="_blank"` links should now imply `rel="noopener"`
See original GitHub issueThis is about the external-anchors-use-rel-noopener.js audit.
In a recent WHATWG spec change, all target="_blank" links should now imply rel="noopener".
And the opener link relation was added.
Perhaps once browsers have implemented these changes, the audit could warn about occurrences of rel="opener" links instead?
The Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy HTTP header is related.
Additionally, the rel attribute is now supported on <form> elements as well.
Changes to the audit would affect the documentation at https://web.dev/external-anchors-use-rel-noopener, should I open an issue in the web.dev repo too?
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Thanks @coliff! My guess is we’ll target this for Lighthouse 8 in the spring, to give ample time for most users to catch up, but we can discuss in the next meeting.
Action item here would be deleting this audit.