hasContext
Boolean hasContext(context)
Note: This function is deprecated unless you disabled tab support. Consider using hasFrameContext when you want to verify whether a given frame exists or waitForObject with a qualified name that identifies a particular tab if you want to check that the tab exists.
This function returns true if the window with a URL that matches the context is open and can be accessed by the test script; otherwise it returns false. A context string is a page's "base location"—this includes any parent locations necessary to precisely identify the page (for example, if the page is actually a frame or iframe element). (See also, Boolean setContext(context), and waitForContextExists(context).)
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