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The following STR were performed in order to attempt to reproduce this issue:
1. Create all 3 html on the Android using a code editor app 
2. Install and use File Manger Plus to open the html files on Firefox for Android. 
3. Open the test1.html file > Tap on the “Click me” button. 
4. Once the test2.html file is opened, tap on the “Click me” button. 
5. Observe if the test3.html page is opened. 

If I understood correctly, after Step 4, the test3.html page should be opened and focused.
Instead, the already opened test1.html is re-focused > then the the already opened test2.html is re-focused, and the test3.html is opened in a new tab in the background. 
From here, each time the “Click me” button from test2.html is tapped,  the test3.html is also opened in a new tab in the background, but never focused. 

Tested with Google Pixel 8 Pro (Android 14) on all latest releases: Nightly 133.0a1, Beta 132.0b8, Release 131.0.3.

The following STR were performed in order to attempt to reproduce this issue:
1. Create all 3 html on the Android using a code editor app 
2. Install and use File Manager Plus to open the html files on Firefox for Android. 
3. Open the test1.html file > Tap on the “Click me” button. 
4. Once the test2.html file is opened, tap on the “Click me” button. 
5. Observe if the test3.html page is opened. 

If I understood correctly, after Step 4, the test3.html page should be opened and focused.
Instead, the already opened test1.html is re-focused > then the the already opened test2.html is re-focused, and the test3.html is opened in a new tab in the background. 
From here, each time the “Click me” button from test2.html is tapped,  the test3.html is also opened in a new tab in the background, but never focused. 

Tested with Google Pixel 8 Pro (Android 14) on all latest releases: Nightly 133.0a1, Beta 132.0b8, Release 131.0.3.