To open a URL in a new tab without being blocked by the browser, you need to use the window.open() method inside a function that must be triggered by the user.

If you call the open() method after loading the webpage, the browser will block it.

Example : Javascript open link in a new tab. # 
<button onclick="myFunc()">Open url</button>
  <script>
 function myFunc(){
  window.open('https://example.com')
 }
</script>
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window.open() : here window is an object and the open() is a method of the window object. We don't need to specify the window object to call the open() method.

<button onclick="myFunc()">Open url</button>
  <script>
 function myFunc(){
  open('https://example.com')
 }
</script>
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