Q
Why does a browser block some window.open() calls as pop-ups?
APop-ups are blocked only in private mode
BPop-ups that are not triggered by a direct user gesture, such as a click, are blocked by default
CAll window.open() calls are always blocked
DOnly HTTPS pop-ups are blocked
Correct Answer:
B. Pop-ups that are not triggered by a direct user gesture, such as a click, are blocked by default
Explanation:
Opening a window inside a click handler is usually allowed.
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