RFC 6266 · RFC 8187

See what that download header actually says.

Paste one Content-Disposition response-header value. Inspect syntax, filename precedence, extended-value decoding, and filesystem-name warnings without sending the value anywhere.

01 / Header input

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02 / Standards report

Inspection result

Waiting for inspection.

VALID
Selected filename
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Portable suggestion
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Parsed parameters

NameWire valueDecodedReading

Errors, support boundaries, and name warnings

    Reconstructed example

    Conservative ASCII fallback plus UTF-8 filename*. This is a standards-shaped header example, not proof that the downloaded payload or name is safe.

    No reconstructed example available

    VALID is narrow

    It means the inspected syntax fits this profile. It does not certify server behavior, payload safety, or a recipient's filesystem choices.

    UNSUPPORTED is explicit

    Legacy charsets, unknown charsets, continuations, and non-ASCII regular values are surfaced instead of guessed.

    filename* wins

    When both parameters are valid and decodable, the RFC 8187 extended value takes precedence over the regular fallback.