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I don't this there is a 100% fool proof method. When you create a new window you can specify resizable=no:
<script language="JavaScript"><!-- window.open('about:blank','windowName','resizable=no,width=640,height=480'); //--></script>
In Netscape Navigator 4 if is also possible to set the resizable property of the current window - but only gaining universalBrowserWrite privileges:
<script language="JavaScript1.2"><!-- if (document.layers) { netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege('UniversalBrowserWrite'); window.setResizable(false); } //--></script>
But in both cases I don't think this stops the user from resizing the browser on all platforms.
The following was submitted by Pak Ki So
I may have stumbled upon something better for the problem of resizing in Netscape. I found this neat piece of code from PC Mag. Unfortunately, I am still searching for the IE solution:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> if (document.layers) { window.onResize = reloadNow; } function reloadNow() { document.location = document.location; } </SCRIPT>