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.

This is an object reference to the browser window. Script statements from inside nested frames can refer to the browser window properties and method

The toolbar of window is described in chapter: javascript window directories, locationbar, menubar, personalbar, scrollbars, statusbar, toolbar

The statusbar of window is described in chapter: javascript window directories, locationbar, menubar, personalbar, scrollbars, statusbar, toolbar

Specifies the text of the status bar of the browser window. Setting the status bar to some message is recommended only for temporary messages, such

The sidebar property of window is described in chapter: javascript window appCore, Components, content, controllers, prompter, sidebar