Support > Advanced Web Page Options > Custom header

The browser can send a custom header when accessing a page. This custom header can act as a unique identifier or key, which can be recognized by your website to grant access. By configuring your web server to detect and accept this specific header, you can allow trusted applications such as Blitapp to bypass a login page or other access protections. With this method, you maintain security for regular visitors while enabling seamless access for approved services like Blitapp to capture your website.

Under Advanced Options, use Custom Headers to enter one header per line in Header-Name: value format. You can enter up to 20 headers. Blank lines are ignored, and a single header continues to work as before.

For example, enter each of these on its own line:

• Authorization: Bearer example-token
• Accept-Language: en-US
• X-Custom-Header: example