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SUMMARY: This can be done cleanly by checking the relatedTarget property during the mouseout event. If relatedTarget is not a child of document, then the mouse just left the window. It's easy to do yourself, but if you don't want to, some libraries (Mootools, future Prototype..) have baked-in functionality, and others (current Prototype) have extensions available. On IE, you could instead use mouseleave, which is a non-bubbling version of mouseout. Details: IE has events called mouseenter and mouseleave that are non-bubbling versions of mouseover and mouseout. Other browsers do not, but if they did, setting a mouseleave listener on window or document would do the trick. A gentleman named Ken Snyder comes to the rescue: <blockquote> On a mouseover, the relatedTarget property references the node from which the pointer came. On a mouseout, the relatedTarget property references the node to which the pointer went.On any event, the scope is the node to which the event is attached.When the relatedTarget is a not child of the currentTarget, a mouseover event is equivalent to a mouseenter event and a mouseout event is equivalent to a mouseleave event. </blockquote> -- <a href="http://kendsnyder.com/archives/6-MouseEnter-and-MouseLeave.html" rel="noreferrer">http://kendsnyder.com/archives/6-MouseEnter-and-MouseLeave.html</a> This makes it possible to implement mouseenter and mouseleave in other browsers. In fact, Ken provides same Prototype code to do so: <a href="http://kendsnyder.com/sandbox/enterleave/MouseEnterLeave.js" rel="noreferrer">http://kendsnyder.com/sandbox/enterleave/MouseEnterLeave.js</a> Duroth pointed out in comments that MooTools already includes something similar. (Thanks Duroth.) It sounds like the upcoming Prototype release (1.6.2) may include this functionality, but I can't find anything definite.
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