How to get the authentication header to save

I am trying to set up token based authentication in python. using Django / DRF. but this is more about http in general I think.

When users enter username / password, I return my token to them via JSON.

The client can then post the token in the HTTP header for verification.

My problem is that I want the token to be stored in the header automatically, just like cookies.
When the server says "set-cookie" to the browser (Chrome / FF), the browser will automatically send the cookie without me, without actually doing anything. Is there something I can do with this token?

I tried to store it in the title: "Authorization", but the browser didn't return it. Is there something like "Set-Authorization"?

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No, only the cookies stored in the browser are saved. All other headers are transitive as defined by the HTTP protocol.



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