What does HTTP 400 'Request Header Size Too Large' mean?

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What does HTTP 400 'Request Header Size Too Large' mean?
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HTTP 400 'Request Header Size Too Large' indicates that the web server has encountered a request with request headers that exceed the maximum allowed size. This is a client-side error, meaning the problem originates from the client (e.g., your browser or application) sending the request.