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Description: X-Requested-With is an HTTP header commonly used to identify Ajax requests. This header allows servers to distinguish between normal requests and those generated by JavaScript, thus facilitating the implementation of specific responses for each type of request. The most common value assigned to this header is ‘XMLHttpRequest’, indicating that the request was made via […]