An object that can provide information about the user's display. It also supports users who have multiple monitors on some platforms. These properties are read-only. You can get a screen object from the window object's screen property.
Returns the height of the total available virtual surface area of the user's display. If the user has multiple monitors, the total combined area is used. The size of operating system chrome such as the Windows taskbar and the Macintosh menu bar is subtracted from the result.
Returns the left pixel position of the total available virtual surface area of the user's display.
Returns the top pixel position of the total available virtual surface area of the user's display.
Returns the width of the total available virtual surface area of the user's display. If the user has multiple monitors, the total combined area is used. The size of operating system chrome such as the Windows taskbar and the Macintosh menu bar is subtracted from the result.
The color depth of the display, which is usually the same as the pixel depth.
Returns the height of the monitor on which the window is located.
Returns the left pixel position of the monitor on which the window is located. For users with one monitor, this will be 0.
The pixel depth of the display.
Returns the left pixel position of the monitor on which the window is located. For users with one monitor, this will be 0.
Returns the width of the monitor on which the window is located.