In a continuation of their "JavaScript in the Browser" series, WebReference.com has posted Part 2 in the series today.

They cover various topics including: opening new windows, navigating them, system dialog boxes, working with messages on the status bar, and the browsers history. They then move into the heart of Javascript, the document object model, and how use can use it to access any item on the page. From there, they discuss the location object, the navigator object, and the screen object.

Keep an eye out for more of this series from WebReference.com, or you can pick up the book that it's quoted from - Wrox's Professional JavaScript for Web Developers.