haiderkamal71@  AFAIK if an event causes both a default action and execution of a event handling script,the execution of event handling will execute first.
That is why it is taking to ebay.com which is mentioned in the onclick event handler.
Hover will display the actual link provided for href attribute which google.com in this case.
So I feel it is working as intended.

Could you please check my comments and let me know if i miss anything from my end.

Thanks,

Please Think As A Attacker.It is Not Good For Such A High Class Browsers.It should shows that what is behing.for exapmle Please Go To www.brave.com and download their browser and check how they have fixed it.they has recently patched this.

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There's simply no way of showing what the final url will be if you allow javascript on the page. The browser can't blindly pre-evaluate the final URL because it'll break links that use one-time tokens. And disabling js by default in the browser will simply break half of the web. People who value their security use NoScript/uBlock and similar extensions that allow blocking of some/all js on pages. For the rest of users there will always be a method to trick them.

Able to reproduce the issue on windows-7, Mac 10.11.6 and Linux Ubuntu-14.04 using chrome stable version 54.0.2840.99 and latest canary 56.0.2919.0. 

This is non-regression issue observed from M-30 # 30.0.1550.0 . Hence marking it as Untriaged to get more inputs from dev team.
Please find the attached screencast.

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Is this is Patched..?

Its still working Not Fix.

Bulk-assigning unassigned status area bugs to me.