Say goodbye to ugly Windows popups! In IE4 and later, this cut-and-paste script launches a popup window without the Windows frame or titlebar (that is, a "containerless" window). In other browsers, it launches a standard popup window. Position, width, and height are settable. Automatic closing of the window on leaving the page may also be optionally set. Update: Added an addendum showing how to simply auto-center the window on the screen.

This tool will create code for a JavaScript Pop-Up Window. You can choose Url of document to open in window, width, height, option for scroll bar, toolbar, location, resizable, status, and menubar. You will be able to test your window before you copy and paste the code, in case you want to make any changes.

Auto Maximize Window is a simple script that automatically maximises the browser window when it is loaded within a webpage.

This simple script will open and/or close a window.

This is a Web-based JavaScript wizard to instantly create, customize, and add pop up windows to your site.

This JavaScript allows visitors to open a customized window. The configurable parameters include: Toolbar, Location, Directories, Status, Menubar, Scrollbars, Resizable, Width, and Height.

Common and not so common popup window close methods. Full instructions of use are included with each method.

This set of short, easy scripts shows six different ways to close a window from JavaScript, including closing windows from a clicked link, a clicked image, or a clicked form button. Special instructions are also included for closing windows comprised of frameset pages.

Use this script to launch a popup window that automatically loads an image and resizes itself to fit neatly around that image. The script also places a title you set in the titlebar of the popup window. Any number of images can be launched from a single instance of the script.

This is a DOM based window script that contains an external document. Drag, maximize, and close it like a regular window. Updated for Opera 7 and improved drag function.