Can I specify (or find out) the size of a browser window?

I've noticed that when I resize a browser window that any new window also comes up at that same size.
Is there a way to see what the actual dimensions are for any given window?

javascript:alert(self.outerWidth"x"self.outerHeight)
to read,
javascript:self.resizeTo(800,600)
for one tab,
tell application "Safari"
set bounds of window 1 to {0, 0, 800, 600}
end tell
in script editor for any window.

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We've a requirement that we need to find out the size of a java object at run time, is there a direct java API to get the size of a composite object in memory?
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