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swapnil ahmed shishir

In JavaScript, there are several methods that are available on the Window object, which can be used to manipulate the browser window or tab that a web page is loaded in. Some of the commonly used Window methods are:


1. window.open(): This method is used to open a new browser window or tab with a specified URL. It can also be used to specify the size and position of the new window.


2.window.close(): This method is used to close the current browser window or tab.


3.window.alert(): This method displays an alert dialog box with a message and an OK button.


4.window.prompt(): This method displays a dialog box that prompts the user to enter some text, and returns the text entered by the user.


5. window.confirm(): This method displays a dialog box that prompts the user to confirm or cancel an action, and returns true or false depending on the user's choice.


6. window.scrollTo(): This method scrolls the contents of the current window to a specified position.


7. window.resizeTo(): This method resizes the current window to a specified width and height.


8. window.print(): This method opens the Print dialog box, allowing the user to print the current web page.


9. window.history.back(): This method is used to go back one step in the browsing history of the current window.


10. window.history.forward(): This method is used to go forward one step in the browsing history of the current window.


11. window.history.go(): This method is used to go to a specific step in the browsing history of the current window. It takes a parameter that specifies the number of steps to go back or forward in the history.


12. window.location.reload(): This method is used to reload the current web page.


13. window.location.replace(): This method is used to replace the current web page with a new one. It is similar to the window.location.href property, but it does not add the new page to the browsing history.


14. window.navigator: This property provides information about the browser and the user's system, such as the browser name, version, and operating system.


15. window.screen: This property provides information about the user's screen, such as its size and resolution.


These methods and properties can be used to create more sophisticated web applications, to track user activity, and to customize the appearance and behavior of the web page based on the user's system and screen.


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