The purpose of noopener is primarily to prevent fraudulent links from obtaining access to a user's browser (a phishing attempt known as tabnabbing). In the past, leaving target="_blank" alone in your link exposed you to this security risk. When you have an external link set to open in a new browser window with target="_blank," most search engines and SEO experts recommend using noopener alongside it.
In essence, noreferrer prevents other sites from discovering that you have incorporated links to their content on your website. This may be crucial to you for reasons of privacy or security. Overall, you should give this characteristic some thought before applying it to your connections. Its use is entirely dependent on your choices.
External hyperlinks use the rel="no-opener no-referrer" HTML properties. Using both the noopener and no-referrer attributes, for example, prevents:
1. the link's target from loading in the same tab as the link was clicked;
2. the backlink from appearing as referral traffic in the destination site's analytics.
In summary, applying all three properties to a link — noopener, noreferrer, and nofollow — tells Google that you are:
1. Willing to shield your site's visitors from potentially harmful external links (noopener)
2. Unwilling to appear as Referred traffic (noreferrer) in a website's analytics data.
3. You are unwilling to endorse the material or author to which you are linking (nofollow).
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