//# and the following content() on the address bar;//Host name and port number();
//Host Name();
//Path of file ----Relative path();
//Port number();
//protocol();
//Searched content();
//Set the address of the page to jump = "//";//Properties----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------("//");//method//Reload-Refresh();
//No history("//");<body>
<input type="button" value="jump over" />
<input type="button" value="go ahead" />
<script>
//Jumped ("btn1").onclick = function () {
= "";
};
//go ahead ("btn2").onclick = function () {
();
};
</script>
</body>Back() Backward() Backward() Backward() Backward
<script>
//Use userAgent to determine the type of user browser ();
//The platform can be used to determine the type of system platform where the browser is located. ();
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