Is this possible? Use of jQuery is also available.
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You’ve said “browser height” both in the question and, when asked to clarify, in the comments on the question.
The answer is: No, it isn’t possible to find out the height of the browser window. But then, 99.99999% of the time, you don’t care.
You can find out:
The height of the displayed area of the page (the viewport) via
$(window).height(); moreThe height of the document as a whole (which can be shorter or taller than the viewport) via
$(document).height()(same link)And usually even the height of the user’s screen (via
window.screen.height)None of these gives you the height of the browser window, though.