is a number that, in requests, indicates the Resource Width (RW) in CSS px, which is either the display width of the requested resource (e.g. display width of an image), or the layout viewport width if the resource does not have a display width (e.g. a non-image asset).
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is a number that, in requests, indicates the Resource Width (RW) in CSS px, which is either the display width of the requested resource (e.g. display width of an image), or the layout viewport width if the resource does not have a display width (e.g. a non-image asset).
Syntax
RW: <value>
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is a number that, in requests, indicates the Resource Width (RW) in CSS px, which is either the display width of the requested resource (e.g. display width of an image), or the layout viewport width if the resource does not have a display width (e.g. a non-image asset).
It is classified as a request header and can appear in requests or responses depending on context.
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