This script counts the number of time a surfer has come to your page.

This script keeps track of the number of times a surfer has visited your page, and alerts the surfer of this info. Also comes with buttons to allow him/her to reset this info. Quite neat.

This one asks a user to enter his/her name, and displays it whenever he/she should arrive.

Let a JavaScript cookie remember your favorite background color. On future visits, it automatically displays that background color for you.

Cookies allow web pages to store information on the visitors computer and to later retrieve that information. This cookie records the visitor's name.

This cookies records how many times the visitor has visited the page and writes to the page accordingly. (ie: You have been here 2 times).

This cookies records the visitor's name and also writes the visitor's browser information to the screen.

This cookies records the visitor's name, how many visits, and the last visit.

This cookie records the visitor's name, how many visits, and displays a message depending on how many visits have been recorded.

If you have a new window open up on your home page, it opens every time your visitors come back to that page. This is rude as well as very annoying thing to force onto your visitors. But, using cookies, this script can determine if the visitor has been here before, and only open a new window on their first visit to the page. The next time they come back, the script will read the cookie, identify them as a repeat visitor, and NOT open the window again. Neat!