Web Development flash cards: Freelancer level
18 Web Development terms at the Freelancer level, as flash cards.
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- Caching Headers
- Headers that say how long a response may be reused.
- Conditional Request
- A request that only proceeds if the resource is still in the expected state.
- Content Negotiation
- The client asks for a format with Accept; the server picks one it supports.
- crossorigin
- An attribute that configures a cross-origin request and whether credentials are included.
- ETag
- A version fingerprint that lets clients skip downloading unchanged data.
- Focusable area
- A page region or control that can become the target of keyboard focus.
- Iframe sandbox
- Restrictions applied to content in an iframe through its sandbox attribute.
- Light dismiss
- Closing a temporary interface by interacting outside it or making a platform close request.
- Multipart form data
- A form encoding that separates entries into parts and supports file uploads.
- nonce attribute
- A one-use token that a Content Security Policy can require on allowed inline script or style elements.
- OAuth 2.0
- A standard for granting apps limited access via tokens instead of passwords.
- OpenID Connect
- Sign-in built on OAuth 2.0; used by "Sign in with Google".
- Preflight Request
- The OPTIONS check a browser sends before some cross-origin requests.
- referrerpolicy
- An attribute that controls which referrer information is sent when fetching or navigating.
- Refresh Token
- A long-lived token used to get new short-lived access tokens.
- Sequential focus navigation
- Moving focus through eligible page controls in an ordered sequence, commonly with the Tab key.
- Subresource integrity
- A security feature that checks a fetched resource against an expected cryptographic hash.
- URL-encoded form data
- A form encoding that represents name-and-value pairs using URL-style escaping.