how to Replicate Session in new window?, target _blank

I'm writing a pretty complex webapp, that ideally will have 2-3 popup
windows, but I am losing my session information when I open a new
window. Is there a way to retain or replicate Session information ?
I've used <a> tag with target="_blank".
I don't know if using a Window name would have any effect at all.

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