Extract a list of supported events in Firefox‏ programmatically

[Troy III]

This is my first post of a type: "question", so bare with me...

I need to obtain a list of supported events on an encountered browser version programmatically, ie, via script.
Since Explorer exposes its events on document object I can do something as simple as this:

;for(x in document)if(/^on/.test(x))alert(x);

(!warning: long list ahead..., you can use the console.log(x) instead)
..and simply store them on some appropriate object for latter use in my program flow.

Is there a sort of hack or "a hidden corner" or whatever, that would enable us to build a list of events available on Firefox in a similar fashion?

Any idea will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[Airshow]

Troy,

Have you found this:
http://perfectionkills.com/detecting-event-support-without-browser-sniffing/
allowing tests of the type isEventSupported("eventname") ?

isEventSupported won't, in itself, produce a list of events but might offer a way ahead.

Airshow

[Troy III]

Thanks Airshow,
Yes I've ben looking at it... but couldn't deduce more than my already established fear that If I'm going to support other browsers as well, I'll be forced to hardcode the list by hand and use up an extra 1KB on a platform targeting a max 4KB.
Or leave it to the back end coder.

If the coder wants to have, say only the click event rewired and available for scripting with an "atevent" syntax on my "Discrete Event Model", let them choose to declare only those events they'll actually use on their current projects.

But again, having them programmatically available and by default is a better coder experience. Yet having a ~1KB long hardcoded list containing only event name declarations is just a little bit to much.

Your suggestion is good and pointing towards my aim but in inverse order.
The isEventSupported would be a nice tool if only I knew what event to check for. Unfortunately and comparatively simple, in Explorer, even this kind of task - when knowing what and where to look for - seems like a little piece of cake.
example:

isEventSupported =
	function(tag, event){
		return document.createElement(tag)[event]===null;
		};

usage:

alert( isEventSupported(“DIV”, “onclick”) ); //TRUE

Best Regards

[Troy III]

UPDATE
THE GOOD NEWS IS: Firefox has finally taken (a beautiful) and a remarkable step forward in exposing a list of (event) properties on all DOM elements, which in turn makes firebug auto-complete feature very helpful and handy.

The BAD NEWS IS: latest Chrome release has restricted us from enumerating and seeing these properties on all but window object.

Anyway, now-on it is possible to use both given methods [exemplified above] in a cross-browser environment. (With noted restriction in mind, not to forget that this affects the most recent Safari too) therefore the checklist must be stripped at least from two main objects: document and window.