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Agreed. And while rel=noopener works in newer browsers (Chrome 49, Opera 36), I've previously found a need to patch this behavior across the board. Here's a little library I wrote: https://github.com/danielstjules/blankshield I also highlight the impact of "reverse tabnabbing" here: http://danielstjules.github.io/blankshield/

Google has a pretty good description: https://sites.google.com/site/bughunteruniversity/nonvuln/ph...

I think the biggest problem with this attack is that many don't believe it to be possible. And why should they, given the inconsistent browser behavior.

The project itself can be found at https://github.com/danielstjules/blankshield

Check out https://github.com/grosser/pru

I just started something similar for javascript a couple days ago: https://github.com/danielstjules/pjs

I made this simple command line tool for quickly writing map+reduce operations on datasets with JavaScript. I think it might be useful for occasional use, since I'm not a fan of using awk for anything non-trivial.

Here's a small lib I made this past weekend. I wanted to be able to listen to patterns for a specific module, but most implementations I found weren't that consistent with EventEmitter. Most had differences in behaviour when emitting events, handling exceptions, lacked support for domains, etc. So this is a quick attempt at keeping things consistent with, and inheriting from lib/events.js.

Hope this might prove to be useful!

Thought I'd share a library I made a few months ago, and which has received some contributions since. It's inspired by underscore.string.js, and can be used via method chaining or a static class. It was mostly designed to help simplify working with multibyte strings in the language.