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New blank window is not opening through javascript

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I am building a web app where I need to open blank tab for redirect its working on desktop but not in android.

/**

    * New Window
    */
   const newWindow: any = window?.open(, '_blank');

   if (!newWindow) return;
   /**
    * Loading Text
    */
   const textNode: any = newWindow.document.createElement('h1');
   textNode.appendChild(document.createTextNode('Loading ...'));
   newWindow.document.body.appendChild(textNode);

When the open parameter is empty it should open blank tab but instead its opening the current location. When put 'about:blank" in open parameter, it open blank page but the createNode function & other codes are not running.

I am building a web app where I need to open blank tab for redirect its working on desktop but not in android. /** * New Window */ const newWindow: any = window?.open('', '_blank'); if (!newWindow) return; /** * Loading Text */ const textNode: any = newWindow.document.createElement('h1'); textNode.appendChild(document.createTextNode('Loading ...')); newWindow.document.body.appendChild(textNode); When the open parameter is empty it should open blank tab but instead its opening the current location. When put 'about:blank" in open parameter, it open blank page but the createNode function & other codes are not running.

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Hi

This sounds more like a web development question than an issue with Firefox for Android.

I recommend that you ask about this at:

https://stackoverflow.com/