It's sort of possible using response.js = "window.open(url, '_blank')" however any modern browser will consider this a popup and block it because it's a window.open that's not coming as a direct result of a click, you can then move a step forward fighting with the user's browser preferences and instead of using window.open you send javascript that creates an A element and clicks it, or even a form that submits to another page. Don't do this, it won't work reliably. Depending on what you're trying to do a good alternative can be to use a modal, or putting a _target="_blank" in your form so it submits to a new window.
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