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Specifies the media type of the resource (e.g., text/html, application/json)
Directives for caching mechanisms in both requests and responses
Information about the software used by the origin server
Contains information about the client's browser and system
Media types the client can process
Credentials for server authentication
Content-Security-Policy
Helps prevent XSS attacks by specifying valid sources of content
X-XSS-Protection
Enables cross-site scripting filter in browsers
Strict-Transport-Security
Forces secure (HTTPS) connections to the server
CORS errors occur when a web application attempts to request a resource from a different origin.
Add appropriate Access-Control-Allow-Origin headers and configure your server to handle CORS requests properly.
Improper cache settings can lead to outdated content or unnecessary server requests.
Set appropriate Cache-Control headers based on your content type and update frequency.
Regularly check your headers to ensure security and performance standards are maintained.
Use version headers to manage API changes and client compatibility.
Leverage caching headers to improve load times and reduce server load.