Our free HTTP header checking tool makes a request to the web server URL you provide and displays the response header names and values.
The response headers provide a range of information, from the Content Security Policy that's been set up to resource MIME types and server settings.
Hover over the info icon to view an explanation of what each header means.
When a resource is requested from a web server, the server provides a status code and a list of response headers in addition to the response itself.
HTTP headers tell the browser how to handle the response (for example how long it can be cached for) or they can provide debug data for developers.
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