The type for Window objects. See G.window for the global window object.

as_target w is the window as an event target.

closed w is true if w is closed.

scroll_x w is the number of (sub)pixels the window is horizontally scrolled by.

scroll_y w is the number of (sub)pixels the window is vertically scrolled by.

inner_width w is the interior height of the window in CSS pixels, including the width of the vertical scroll bar, if present.

inner_height w is the interior height of the window in CSS pixels, including the height of the horizontal scroll bar, if present.

parent w is the parent of the window, if it has one.

When a window is loaded in an <iframe>, <object>, or <frame>, its parent is the window with the element embedding the window.

device_pixel_ratio w is the ratio between physical and CSS pixels. A value of 2. indicates that two physical pixels are used to draw a single CSS pixel.

matches_media w mq is true if the media query mq matches. See Window.matchMedia.

prefers_dark_scheme w is true if the "(prefers-color-scheme: dark)" media query matches.

open' w url ~name ~features loads the specified resource url into a new or existing browsing context with the specified name and window features. None is returned if the window could not be opened.

close w closes window w.

print w opens the print dialog to print the window document.

reload w reloads w (on its location property).

location w is the window's location.

Note we do not bind the Location object, everything you need can be done with Uri, set_location, reload and possibly History.

set_location w l sets the window location to l.

Browser history.

history w is the history of w.