X-N
HTTP response header
Occasionally you'll see a response from Akamai that contains the following obscure header. X-N: S. This header is added to accommodate a bug in Netscape when the response headers have a certain length. If the terminating
of the header begins on character 256, 257, or 258, then Netscape *used* to display a broken image. Akamai fixes this by padding the headers with X-N: S.
Header usage statistics
X-N response header information and usage statistics. | |
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| Websites using header X-N | 1,801 |
| Percentage of websites that use X-N header | <0.1% |
| Total discovered header values | 10 |
| Header uses directives | No |
| Header values are unique or random | No |
| Most popular in the country |  United States |
Netherlands
Italy