Google Chrome allows you to open a new link in a separate process

Google Chrome allows you to open a new link in a separate process!

Google Chrome developers have pointed to an interesting tip from their database.

You can code a link to open in a new tab that runs in a separate process!

The basic idea is to open the link without passing on the referring information.

Google Chrome developers had this to say:

The easiest approach is to use a link to a different web site that targets a new window without passing on referrer information. Google Chrome recognizes this as a hint to keep the new page isolated from the original page, and it will load the new page in a separate process.

For example:

 <a href="http://utopianimages.blogspot.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"> My Another Blog </a> 

For example: My Another Blog