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Good evening everyone,
I would like to open a window with javascript code.
Usually window.open works fine but the link I provide is chrome://gpu and when I do that, Chrome redirects me to the about:blank page. It happens only with chrome:// links, everything else works fine.
I may understand it is some security issue and Chrome blocks these links to be opened. Do you know if there is a workaround or a setting to allow Javascript to open chrome:// in a new window ?
Thanks a lot,
Clems4ever
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Opening url in new tab
while i am doing window.open(),my page opended in new window,but i want it to be opened in newtab of my browser.
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How to close window in firefox using javascript?
i want to close the main Firefox browser window that a user is browsing my site to close automatically using JS.
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No. Websites cannot change the user's preferences.
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