Or you could simply run;
Object.keys(window);
It will show a few extra globals (~5), but far fewer than the for (var i in window)
answer.
Object.keys is available in Chrome 5+, Firefox 4+, IE 9+, and Opera 12, ty @rink.attendant.6
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