In the Hovercards A/B test on Hungarian Wikipedia, we found that the number of pages viewed per browser session went down with Hovercards enabled (T139319#2440480, T131366). This result was expected because the information in a card will often be sufficient for a reader, causing them not to click on a link they would have clicked otherwise to get this information.
But there might be an additional reason for the decrease: A reader who would have opened the linked article in the absence of a hovercard might also then have gone back to the article containing the link, which registers as another pageview in the Popups schema and in the webrequest log. This task is about comparing these "back button click" views (estimated as subsequent views of the same page during the same session) between hovercards on and off.
(Based on a question posed by @dr0ptp4kt , relayed by @JKatzWMF )