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Setting the value of a windows property after it has been created requires the UniversalBrowserWrite privilege. For information on security in Navigator 4.0, see Chapter 7, "JavaScript Security," in the JavaScript Guide: http://developer.netscape.com/library/documentation/communicator/jsguide4/index.htm
Johan Alveborg writes:
It is possible to do this in Netscape Navigator without any extra privilegies. If the current browser window is not named, name it like:
window.name = 'SomeWindow'
Then use the window.open method and pass the same name to the to the method. For example, to turn off the scrollbars:
window.open('foo.htm','SomeWindow','scrollbars=no');