Although the window object is not officially part of the W3C DOM, Netscape 6 implements this W3C DOM event model method for the window object.

With signed scripts and the user's permission, a script can capture events in other windows or frames that come from domains other than the one that

This IE event model method, shared among all element objects, is also a member of the window object.

Opens a blank popup rectangular space that can be populated with HTML content, yet the space can extend across frame boundaries and even window bord

Displays a dialog box with a message and two clickable buttons. Script execution halts while the dialog box appears. One button indicates a Cancel

Closes the current window. A script in a subwindow cannot close the main window without receiving the user's explicit permission from a security

Turns off the timeout delay counter referenced by the timeoutID parameter. See setTimeout( ) for how to initiate such a delay.

Turns off the interval looping action referenced by the intervalID parameter. See setInterval( ) for how to initiate such a loop.

Instructs the browser to grab events of a specific type before they reach their intended target window objects

Removes focus from the window and fires an onBlur event (in IE). No other element necessarily receives focus as a result, but if another IE window

Navigates one step backward through the history list of the window or frame. You may prefer the cross-browser history.back( ) method.

This IE event model method is also a member of the window object. See the attachEvent( ) method

Displays an alert dialog box with a message of your choice. Script execution halts while the dialog box appears. A single button lets the user close

addEventListener("eventType", listenerFunction, useCapture), Netscape 6 implements this W3C DOM event model method for the window object.

This is an object reference to the browser window.