A script that detects the surfer's screen width, height, and color depth. Note that IE4.x does not support one of the properties in the below script, so the last text box appears 'null'.

If your visitors are not quite sure the details of the browser they are using, you can show them with this neat little script. The script will produce a table that shows the browser name, version, platform name, and whether Java is enabled . Updated!

This script will display randomly the objects on the different positions.

You can add an unlimited number of quotations and script will view them in random order.

Fishes swimming around your page.

The simple inner search script.

Do not move your mouse or press a key for 5 seconds to see effect.

You have probably seen other find and replace scripts that use Range or TextRange objects to find and replace text, or indexOf() and substring() to manipulate the text, but this is a third way to do that, which is via the split() and join() methods.

If you'd like to present your visitors with a JavaScript quiz, this script would be perfect. It administers and scores the test, and even catches the user if they try to cheat! You can even make additional quizzes for it to continue with after the first quiz.

When visitors press the keyboard, the script will display ASCII code of that key on the webpage.

The code will make the objects move when visitors move mouse over specified link.

A great looking pure DHTML progress bar that resembles the one seen in Window XP's startup screen. All visual aspects of the bar can be customized, and the script can be invoked multiple times to display multiple bars on the same page. Script works in both IE5+ and NS6+.

This script creates a layer then moves it around the image. At each location, it writes comments about that location onto the layer.

This script makes the layer glide when visitors click specified link.

This user-submitted script allows you to have a scrolling message like an LED sign hence the name). Interesting, check it out!