video from google drive open new tab - google-api

how remove "open new tab" button ?
The embedded link directly from Google Drive doesn't seem to allow you to remove the button that opens the video in a separate tab nor customize the appearance of the player.

Replace "videoID" in the link with your video ID. (to find it - right click on the Google Drive video, get shareable link)
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