Yo, http headers do the dirty work so your browser and server don’t have to guess. Like, imagine ordering food and the waiter (header) tells the kitchen (server) "no onions, extra spicy."
They handle:
- Auth (login stuff)
- Redirects (301/302)
- Even compression (gzip) to make pages load faster
And yeah, they *totally* affect performance. Bad headers = slow site. Tools like WebPageTest or GTmetrix can show you how yours are doing.
They handle:
- Auth (login stuff)
- Redirects (301/302)
- Even compression (gzip) to make pages load faster
And yeah, they *totally* affect performance. Bad headers = slow site. Tools like WebPageTest or GTmetrix can show you how yours are doing.
