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Yes, with the benefit that the site which opened the portal (or link) still has control over the target. Sounds fishy and they’re trying to project this under

Yes, with the benefit that the site which opened the portal (or link) still has control over the target. Sounds fishy and they’re trying to project this under a UX umbrella.

max76 7y ago
Sure, so now Google will have an easier time following your around after you visit their search page. All results will open portals.
- ddalex 7y ago
  you'll never leave the google top domain ever again you wouldn't even know you're not leaving it, because the address bar changes