I was all prepared to tell you this was impossible because the onbeforeunload event only reports to have been triggered by the window when you check out event. Target, event. Originaltarget, etc. If you override window.
Onclick, however, we can modify that method to register which element was last clicked on the page. Then, by providing code for window. Onbeforeunload, we can specify new behavior that will check for the href of the element which was clicked last.
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I would probably attach the event to all links on the page, rather than the beforeunload event.
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