button type="button" Or href="#"
Developers often use anchor link to mark up interactive elements. The idea behind this is override the default link using JS and they will get button behavior.
At first glance, this makes sense. But there is a problem. Browsers still think it’s a link & right clicking it open the context menu of such an element, with options: “Open in a new tab”, “Open in a new window”, & “Open in a private window”.
When users see those items, they think that it is a link and they can open it, for example, in a new tab. When they do this, they get an unexpected result – they see the top of the page.
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