Headers are like the envelope for your HTTP letter—GET, POST, doesn’t matter.
For GET, headers often handle stuff like auth (`Authorization`), content negotiation (`Accept`), or CORS (`Origin`).
If you’re building something, libraries like Axios or Fetch make it super easy to add headers to GET requests. Just slap ‘em in the config!
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For GET, headers often handle stuff like auth (`Authorization`), content negotiation (`Accept`), or CORS (`Origin`).
If you’re building something, libraries like Axios or Fetch make it super easy to add headers to GET requests. Just slap ‘em in the config!
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