About HTTP information
HTTP information is delivered to the web server by the browser and intermediaries. NetKarte displays only a fixed safe list and does not expose Cookie, Authorization, or internal headers. In HTTP information, find Host and Protocol under Request, Accept under Client Headers, and Forwarded under Forwarding Headers.
What is an HTTP request?
Request information including Host and Protocol.
What is the User-Agent header?
The User-Agent value sent with an HTTP request.
What is the Accept header?
The response media types preferred by a client.
What is Accept-Language?
Preferred response languages and their priorities.
What is Accept-Encoding?
Content compression methods accepted by a client.
What is Referer?
A possible source-page URL and its privacy considerations.
What is the Forwarded header?
The standard header used by proxies to carry source and protocol data.
X-Forwarded-For: reading client IPs and trust boundaries
Read IP candidates, understand Forwarded precedence, and learn why proxy header values need a trust boundary.
What is X-Real-IP?
A header that a reverse proxy may set to a source IP.
What is X-Forwarded-Proto?
A header carrying the HTTP or HTTPS scheme seen before a proxy.