What information can we access from the client?

Question

I'm trying to compile a list of information that is accessible via javascript such as:

• Geo-location
• IP address
• Browser software
• Exit location
• Entrance location

I understand that a user can alter any of this information and that it's reliability is purely trust related, but I am still interested in what other information can be mined from the client.

Answer 1

Here is most of the information:

var info={

    timeOpened:new Date(),
    timezone:(new Date()).getTimezoneOffset()/60,

    pageon(){return window.location.pathname},
    referrer(){return document.referrer},
    previousSites(){return history.length},

    browserName(){return navigator.appName},
    browserEngine(){return navigator.product},
    browserVersion1a(){return navigator.appVersion},
    browserVersion1b(){return navigator.userAgent},
    browserLanguage(){return navigator.language},
    browserOnline(){return navigator.onLine},
    browserPlatform(){return navigator.platform},
    javaEnabled(){return navigator.javaEnabled()},
    dataCookiesEnabled(){return navigator.cookieEnabled},
    dataCookies1(){return document.cookie},
    dataCookies2(){return decodeURIComponent(document.cookie.split(";"))},
    dataStorage(){return localStorage},

    sizeScreenW(){return screen.width},
    sizeScreenH(){return screen.height},
    sizeDocW(){return document.width},
    sizeDocH(){return document.height},
    sizeInW(){return innerWidth},
    sizeInH(){return innerHeight},
    sizeAvailW(){return screen.availWidth},
    sizeAvailH(){return screen.availHeight},
    scrColorDepth(){return screen.colorDepth},
    scrPixelDepth(){return screen.pixelDepth},


    latitude(){return position.coords.latitude},
    longitude(){return position.coords.longitude},
    accuracy(){return position.coords.accuracy},
    altitude(){return position.coords.altitude},
    altitudeAccuracy(){return position.coords.altitudeAccuracy},
    heading(){return position.coords.heading},
    speed(){return position.coords.speed},
    timestamp(){return position.timestamp},


    };