Explanation About Noopener, Noreferrer and Nofollow Values
In this post, I will explain what rel = "noopener noreferrer nofollow" is, its use and security and the implications of search engine optimization (SEO). If you are involved in web development let's say you are a blogger and you are doing search engine optimization (SEO), chances are you will often stumble upon noopener, noreferrer, and nofollow terms. What is a noreferrer noopener? What about nofollow? Everything will be reviewed thoroughly in this post, and I will explain everything and its implications on SEO and web security. The three terms (nofollow, noopener and noreferrer) are the rel attribute values of the anchor tag in HTML. Arguably, nofollow is the most well-known among web developers and SEO experts. The anchor <a> tag is commonly used in HTML to specify URLs/links. For example, consider the following line of code. <a href="https://telecomyaar.blogspot.com "> Click here to visit the website of the TelecomYaar blog. <a/> You can ...