currentContext
String currentContext()
Note: This function is deprecated unless you disabled tab support. Consider using the activeBrowserTab() function instead.
This function returns the currently active browser window. You can obtain a string representation of this window using String contextOf(window). If the page uses frames or iframes this can also be the content window of such a frame instead of the window containing the page itself. (See also, String contextOf(window), Boolean setFrameContext(browserTab, frameName), Boolean setContext(context), and waitForContextExists(context).)
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