Implemented but nonfunctional in Navigator 2.0, 3.0, and Internet Explorer 3.0
document.anchors document.anchors.length
The anchors property is an array of Anchor objects, one for each anchor that appears in document. An anchor is a named position within the document, which can serve as the target of a hypertext link. The anchors[] array has anchors.length elements, numbered from zero to anchors.length-1.
This property has not yet been fully implemented; see the Anchor object for more information.
Do not confuse anchors with hypertext links, which are represented, in JavaScript, by the Link objects in the Document.links[] array.
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