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I understand why the rel="noopener noreferrer" was added to the editor but is there a way we can still open in a new window and not use this? This is messing with our CDN files. The site we are using is an Internet and only a few people can add/edit the site. We have always opened our PDFs in a new window as it helps the employees. Now we cannot. Our CDN is looking for the referrer to pull the file and with this we do not have it.
Can this be easily removed? Or is there a way that I can remove the rel="noopener noreferrer"? If so will it have to be removed with each update? Or is there another workaround without having to manually edit the article HTML?
Thank you,
-M
Can this be easily removed? Or is there a way that I can remove the rel="noopener noreferrer"? If so will it have to be removed with each update? Or is there another workaround without having to manually edit the article HTML?
Thank you,
-M
Hi Ryan,
I noticed today that JCE is added the attributes to my links: rel="noopener noreferrer"
What is that attribute for and why is it inserted by default? If it's useful, maybe I'll leave it. If not, then I'll add the editor global config you mention above.
Thanks.
I noticed today that JCE is added the attributes to my links: rel="noopener noreferrer"
What is that attribute for and why is it inserted by default? If it's useful, maybe I'll leave it. If not, then I'll add the editor global config you mention above.
Thanks.
I noticed today that JCE is added the attributes to my links: rel="noopener noreferrer"
This is added to links when the target is set to "_blank". See - https://dev.to/ben/the-targetblank-vulnerability-by-example and https://mathiasbynens.github.io/rel-noopener/
Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean everybody isn't out to get you.
Ryan,
I have been trying to remove them because I figured it was a bug. :-)
Is this going to appear anytime we create a link in a new window?
I will stop trying to remove them now. :-)
Thanks, Sean Carney
I have been trying to remove them because I figured it was a bug. :-)
Is this going to appear anytime we create a link in a new window?
I will stop trying to remove them now. :-)
Thanks, Sean Carney
Sean Carney - Webmaster, CTO, CFO, Practice Administrator, Chef and Dishwasher.
AllMedPhysicians, pLLC
AllMedPhysicians, pLLC
Hi all together,
ok I understand it, but what happens to all existing links with target="_blank"?
I think it is a good way to change them too.
While this is done not by JCE, I will use RegularLabs DB-Replacer.
But it should be nice to build an Info in the change-log, that
1. this is new code to avoid phishing
2. the change of existing links must be done by the user/webmaster.
3. also the allow_unsafe_link_target:true parameter should be documented.
ok I understand it, but what happens to all existing links with target="_blank"?
I think it is a good way to change them too.
While this is done not by JCE, I will use RegularLabs DB-Replacer.
But it should be nice to build an Info in the change-log, that
1. this is new code to avoid phishing
2. the change of existing links must be done by the user/webmaster.
3. also the allow_unsafe_link_target:true parameter should be documented.
regards ... HGH
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