History, Navigator and Frames

The last part of the object model that we still need to discuss is the remainder of 

Window
’s properties: the ones that are actually objects in themselves. These objects are much simpler than 
Window
 and 
Document
, and they aren’t used as commonly as these objects either. However, they can be very useful in certain situations, and warrant a few pages of explanation. Here's the object model again, so you can see how they're related to the rest of the hierarchy.

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The 

History
object, 
Navigator
 object, and 
Frames
 collection all lie immediately off of the 
Window
 object in the browser hierarchy. These objects, in the order listed, provide information about the browser’s history list, the browser version, and the frames in the current document (if any).

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