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javascript - onbeforeunload support detection

I'd like to check if the current browser supports the onbeforeunload event. The common javascript way to do this does not seem to work:

if (window.onbeforeunload) {
    alert('yes');
}
else {
    alert('no');
}

Actually, it only checks whether some handler has been attached to the event. Is there a way to detect if onbeforeunload is supported without detecting the particular browser name?

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I wrote about a more-or-less reliable inference for detecting event support in modern browsers some time ago. You can see on a demo page that "beforeunload" is supported in at least Safari 4+, FF3.x+ and IE.

Edit: This technique is now used in jQuery, Prototype.js, Modernizr, and likely other scripts and libraries.


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