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BOM
(Browser Object Model)
The BOM, or Browser Object Model, is a collection of objects provided by the browser that allows developers to interact with the browser window and its components. Unlike the DOM, which focuses on the document, the BOM deals with the browser itself.
The BOM includes objects like `window`, `navigator`, `screen`, `history`, and `location`, which enable functionalities such as managing browser history, controlling window size, and accessing browser information. While not standardized, the BOM is widely supported across browsers and is essential for creating rich, interactive web applications that respond to user actions and browser events.
The BOM includes objects like `window`, `navigator`, `screen`, `history`, and `location`, which enable functionalities such as managing browser history, controlling window size, and accessing browser information. While not standardized, the BOM is widely supported across browsers and is essential for creating rich, interactive web applications that respond to user actions and browser events.