How to open a new tab in separate thread with JavaScript? (chrome)

Usually chrome forces new window to run on the same Process ID. But, there are techniques which allows sites to open a new window without forcing it into the same process:

Use a link to a different web site that targets a new window without passing on referrer information.

<a href="http://differentsite.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">Open in new tab and new process</a>

If you want the new tab to open in a new process while still passing on referrer information, you can use the following steps in JavaScript:

• Open the new tab with about:blank as its target.
• Set the newly opened tab's opener variable to null, so that it can't access the original page.
• Redirect from about:blank to a different web site than the original page.

For example:

var w = window.open();    w.opener = null;    w.document.location = "http://differentsite.com/index.html";

Technically the original website still has access to the new one through w, but they treat .opener=null as a clue to neuter the window.

Source: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=666746

The current version of Chrome does not appear to use a separate thread when using the null opener trick that domagojk referenced. However, if you're in a javascript handler you can still take advantage of the noreferrer link trick he mentions:

        var e = document.createElement("a");        e.href="/index.html";        e.target="_blank";        e.rel = "noreferrer";        e.click();

Have you tried using Web Workers? Not sure about support, but they're supposed to offer parallel JS execution functionality. See here and here.