List of all JavaScript Browser Events

What are JavaScript Browser Events?

JavaScript browser events are key to creating interactive web applications. These events are actions or occurrences detected by the browser, such as user interactions, document changes, or window modifications. By responding to events like clicks, key presses, and form submissions, developers can enhance user experience and functionality.

This comprehensive list of JavaScript browser events is a valuable reference for developers. It covers a wide range of events, from mouse and keyboard actions to document and window changes. Understanding and handling these events is essential for building responsive and engaging web applications, ensuring a seamless and intuitive user experience.

See List of all JavaScript Browser Events – Cheat Sheet

• Document events:
  • ended
  • error
  • loadeddata
  • loadedmetadata
  • loadstart
  • pause
  • play
  • playing
  • progress
  • ratechange
  • seeked
  • seeking
  • stalled
  • suspend
  • timeupdate
  • volumechange
  • waiting
  • emptied
  • durationchange
  • cuechange
  • change
  • canplaythrough
  • canplay
  • abort
  • DOMContentLoaded
• Window events:
  • afterprint
  • beforeprint
  • beforeunload
  • error
  • hashchange
  • load
  • message
  • offline
  • online
  • pagehide
  • pageshow
  • popstate
  • resize
  • scroll
  • storage
  • unload
• Form events:
  • submit
  • reset
  • invalid
  • input
  • focus
  • change
  • blur
• Keyboard events:
  • keyup
  • keypress
  • keydown
• Mouse events:
  • wheel
  • mouseup
  • mouseover
  • mouseout
  • mousemove
  • mouseleave
  • mouseenter
  • mousedown
  • dblclick
  • contextmenu
  • click