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Is there a way to catch the browser's events inside the web application ?

 
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Hi everybody,

my boss asked me if it was possible to catch the browser's events to add some functionnality. I need to catch two events. BackPage and BeforeClose (I mean, before the browser is closing).

Backpage is simple. But for the other I don't know if it's possible.

Thank you
 
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That sounds too difficult a question for the beginners' forum. Maybe a web services question? Moving.
 
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