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in this video im going to be showing you how to modify both request and response headers for any application on your mac computer okay so modifying headers is something that is helpful in uh debugging applications so i just opened up the network tools here and if i go ahead and refresh this page which happens to be youtube.com what were going to see are a series of request and response headers request headers is data that we send to the server when were requesting the backend application via the domain name here and then the server sometimes has logic to look at the headers the request headers and respond based on different attributes and things like that like for instance cookies are a form of a header so right here you see this cookie header and then theres this semicolon delimited list here of the cookie name and the cookie value because cookies are kind of like a special header but the point is sometimes we want to modify this data to get a different response from the server so