Event reference

Events related to the Web Animation API.

Used to respond to changes in animation status (e.g. when an animation starts or ends).

Events related to the fetching data.

Events related to the Clipboard API.

Used to notify when content is cut, copied, or pasted.

Events related to composition; entering text "indirectly" (rather than using normal keyboard presses).

For example, text entered via a speech to text engine, or using special key combinations that modify keyboard presses to represent new characters in another language.

Events related to CSS Transitions.

Provides notification events when CSS transitions start, stop, are cancelled, etc.

Events related to database operations: opening, closing, transactions, errors, etc.

Events related to modifications to the Document Object Model (DOM) hierarchy and nodes.

Events related to using the HTML Drag and Drop API and wheel events.

Drag and Wheel events are derived from mouse events. While they are fired when using mouse wheel or drag/drop, they may also be used with other appropriate hardware.

Drag events fired on Document

Wheel events fired on Document and Element

Events related to elements gaining and losing focus.

Events related to forms being constructed, reset and submitted.

Events related to the Fullscreen API.

Used to notify when the transitioning between full screen and windowed modes, and also of errors occurring during this transition.

Events related to the Gamepad API.

Touch events are recommended for implementing gestures.

Events fired on Document, Element.

In addition there are a number of non-standard gesture events:

• Non-standard WebKit specific events on Element: gesturestart event, gesturechange event, gestureend event.
• Non-standard IE specific events on Element: MSGestureStart, MSGestureChange, MSGestureEnd, MSGestureHold, MSGestureTap.

Events related to the History API.

Events related to changing the state of a display or textual element.

Events related to HTML input elements e.g. <input>, <select>, or <textarea>.

Events related to using a keyboard.

Used to notify when keys are moved up, down, or just pressed.

Events related to loading and unloading documents.

Events fired on Document and Window.

Events related to installation of progressive web app manifests.

Events related to media usage (including the Media Capture and Streams API, Web Audio API, Picture-in-Picture API, etc.).

Events related to a window receiving a message from another browsing context.

Events related to using a computer mouse.

Used to notify when the mouse is clicked, doubleclicked, up and down events, right-click, movement in and out of an element, text selection, etc.

Pointer events provide a hardware-agnostic alternative to mouse events. Drag and Wheel events are derived from mouse events.

Events related to gaining and losing network connection.

Events fired on Window.

Events fired on NetworkInformation (Network Information API).

Events related to the Payment Request API.

Events fired on PaymentRequest, PaymentResponse.

Events related to High Resolution Time API, Performance Timeline API, Navigation Timing API, User Timing API, and Resource Timing API.

Events fired on Performance.

Events related to the Pointer Events API.

Provides hardware-agnostic notification from pointing devices including Mouse, Touch, pen/stylus.

Events related to printing.

Events sent to the global script context when any JavaScript promise is rejected.

Events related to the WebSockets API.

Events related to SVG images.

Events fired on SVGElement, SVGAnimationElement, SVGGraphicsElement.

Selection API events related to selecting text.

Event (selectionchange) fired on HTMLTextAreaElement, HTMLInputElement.

Events related to the Touch Events API.

Provides notification events from interacting with a touch sensitive screen (i.e. using a finger or stylus). Not related to the Force Touch API.

Events related to the WebXR Device API.

Events related to the WebRTC API.

Events related to the server sent events API.

Events related to the Web Speech API.

Events related to the Web Workers API, Service Worker API, Broadcast Channel API, and Channel Messaging API.

Used to respond to new messages and message sending errors. Service workers can also be notified of other events, including push notifications, users clicking on displayed notifications, that push subscription has been invalidated, deletion of items from the content index, etc.