Keeping an Open Browser Window on Top?

How to keep a newly opened Browser Window on in front/top?
My java application opens a new Browser Window. Netscape moves the new window behined the parent.

Hi yhbe!
Insert an javascript in this HTML document like this:
<script>
function autoCenter(){
     if (navigator.appName.indexOf("Microsoft") >= 0)
          self.moveTo((screen.availWidth-document.body.offsetWidth)>>1, (screen.availHeight-document.body.offsetHeight)>>1);
     else
          self.moveTo((screen.availWidth-window.innerWidth)>>1, (screen.availHeight-window.innerHeight)>>1);
window.onload = autoCenter;
</script>
It causes the document to center and be topmost!
Best regards.

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