Cassidy Williams • 4/14/2023

Three ways to set headers with Netlify and Astro

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This technical article details three different approaches to configure custom HTTP headers (like Access-Control-Allow-Origin) for an Astro site on Netlify. It covers setting headers in the astro.config.mjs file, using the netlify.toml config or a _headers file, and implementing a more advanced solution with Netlify Edge Functions for greater control and flexibility.

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