Generate Apache .htaccess configuration rules. Enable HTTPS redirect, compression, caching, security headers, and custom error pages.
.htaccess is a configuration file used by Apache web servers (including most shared hosting). It lets you control server behavior at the directory level — redirects, URL rewriting, security headers, compression, caching, and access control — without modifying the main server config.
No. .htaccess is Apache-specific. On Nginx servers, you need to add equivalent directives to the nginx.conf or server block configuration files. The concepts are similar but the syntax is different.