Go to another page/scene in HTML5 Canvas?

Hey, I'm new with Html5 Canvas in CC to animate.

I want a navigation to another page, if I click on the button.

in AS3, can I go to another page/scene with the command:gotoAndPlay (1, "scene 2");

What is order in Html5 canvas?

Help...

Several scenes are not currently supported in HTML5 canvas documents.

If you want to navigate to another url (which could be another document exported to the HTML5 canvas) then use - window.open ("URL", "_blank");

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