HTTP 200 — OK

Specifies which origin(s) are permitted to read the response in a CORS request.

Lists the response headers that browsers are allowed to expose to client-side JavaScript.

The time in seconds since a cached response was generated at the origin server.

Directives for caching mechanisms in both requests and responses.

Indicates whether the body should be displayed inline or treated as a downloadable attachment.

Indicates the compression encoding that has been applied to the message body.

Describes the natural language(s) of the intended audience for the message body.

An identifier for a specific version of a resource, used for cache validation.

The absolute date and time after which a cached response is considered stale.

The date and time a resource was last changed, used for cache validation.

Provides a means to serialize relationships between resources in HTTP headers, commonly used for pagination.

Lets the client request optional, non-critical handling behaviors from the server.

Requests only part of a resource by specifying one or more byte ranges.

Lists the request headers a response depends on, controlling cache key selection.