[BUG] opening menu items in a new tab redirects to /en/start instead of the expected route

[nlighteneddesign]

Bug Description
Opening a link in a new tab brings me to the start page rather than opening a new tab on the page I middle clicked on.

To Reproduce

1. Log into the site.
2. Go to portfolio
3. Middle click on accounts to open a new tab on the accounts page

Expected behavior
The accounts page would be open in a new tab

Screenshots
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Logs
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Environment

• Ghostfolio Version 2.70.0
• Self-hosted Docker
• Experimental Features disabled ( I did not manually enable anything )
• Browser Firefox
• OS Ubuntu 22.04

Additional context
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[dtslvr]

Hi @nlighteneddesign

Can you please clarify what you mean by "Go to portfolio" → "Middle click on accounts"? When I middle click on Accounts in the navigation bar, it opens a new tab.

Please use a descriptive title. Thank you.

[nlighteneddesign]

Sorry about the title, I must have skipped past it.
What I mean is when you're logged in clicking on menu items works as expected, e.g. clicking on portfolio you see the performance.

Once there if I middle click the accounts menu item, instead of opening accounts in a new tab I am brought here: /en/start and I have to log in again on that tab.
The original tab is still logged in.
If I then just click on the accounts menu item in the original tab I see /en/accounts as expected.

[nlighteneddesign]

Right clicking and opening as a new tab has the same behavior

[nlighteneddesign]

Investigating further not all menu items act the same:

Overview, Accounts, and Admin Control all land you on /en/start

Portfolio lands you on /en/portfolio, but nothing populates and you have the sign in (see screenshot)

Resources and About show you the expected page with a login part.

[nlighteneddesign]

Console logs show a few instances of: ERROR TypeError: r.user is undefined

It seems that the auth token is being stripped when opening in a new tab for some reason.

[dtslvr]

I cannot reproduce it in Google Chrome / Safari. Maybe it is a Firefox related issue?

[nlighteneddesign]

More likely Linux since it happens to me on both Chrome and Firefox.

[dtslvr]

More likely Linux since it happens to me on both Chrome and Firefox.

Could you set up the development environment and analyze locally why ERROR TypeError: r.user is undefined is thrown?