JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, 5th Edition

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HTMLDocument: the root of an HTML document tree — DOM Level 0: Node → Document → HTMLDocument

Element[] all [IE 4]: This nonstandard property is an array-like object that provides access to all HTMLElements in the document. The all[] array originated in IE4, and although it has been superseded by methods such as Document.getElementById( ) and Document.getElementsByTagName( ), it is still used in deployed code. See HTMLDocument.all[] for further details.
readonly HTMLCollection anchors: An array (HTMLCollection) of all Anchor objects in the document.
readonly HTMLCollection applets: An array (HTMLCollection) of all Applet objects in a document.
HTMLElement body: A convenience property that refers to the HTMLElement that represents the <body> tag of this document. For documents that define framesets, this property refers to the outermost <frameset> tag instead.
String cookie: Allows cookies to be queried and set for this document. See HTMLDocument.cookie for details.
String domain: The domain name of the server from which the document was loaded, or null if there is none. This property can also be used to ease the same-origin security policy in specific circumstances. See HTMLDocument.domain for details.
readonly HTMLCollection forms: An array (HTMLCollection) of all Form objects in the document.
readonly HTMLCollection images: An array (HTMLCollection) of Image objects in the document. Note that for compatibility with the Level 0 DOM, images defined with an <object> tag instead ...

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