Oh... May be you meant an actual website which is making use of this attack 😂. If so, i don't know of any such site, we have to wait for someone else to answer it.
noopener ensures every tab runs in a separate process. Your browser would start crashing if you open too many tabs on slower systems. Hence, it's not the default option.
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Well explained, I actually should make more use of this, it's such a default security standard, but wel overlooked.
Just out of curiosity, does anyone know an actual script that will bogus the request with not having this in place?