HTTP Headers

Gruxi lets you configure HTTP headers per site, giving you control over response behavior and security. Headers can be used to control caching, add security policies, expose metadata, or integrate with other systems.

When configuring headers in Gruxi, you define which headers should be included in responses for a site. Common examples include Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, and Strict-Transport-Security.

Reference

For a comprehensive reference of HTTP headers and their purpose, see the MDN Web Docs: HTTP Headers.