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How to read "Set-cookie" from response header in React

I can not read my cookie from the response header marked with the Set-Cookie key in my browser.
I can read and get everything in the response header except for the Set-Cookie.
My cookie is in the response header in my browser but I can not get or read it in my React project.
I noticed that it is not possible to get Set-Cookie in JavaScript.
I even have an extra tab called Cookies in my browser in the Inspect section and on the Network tab, in addition to the Headers, Payload tabs, etc., that contain my cookies.
I want to know how to save my cookie after logging in?
I use axios and Redux.
Thanks to those who help me!

Get set-cookie value from the response header angular

I am trying to get the set-cookie from Response Headers.
The reason of doing this is set-cookie is not setting cookie and showing the warning This attempt to set a cookie via a Set-Cookie header was blocked because its Domain attribute was invalid with regards to the current host url. Attached is the screenshot
Now I thought to get the set-cookie value from Response Header by the following code
But it always returns null for set-cookie but return the value fo expires.
Please anyone can guide how to fix this issue or how can I get the value of set-cookie from Response Header.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks

According to developer.mozilla.org set-cookie is a forbidden response header name. You cannot read it using browser-side JavaScript
Browsers block frontend JavaScript code from accessing the Set Cookie header, as required by the Fetch spec, which defines Set-Cookie as a forbidden response-header name that must be filtered out from any response exposed to frontend code.

The cookies uploaded by the Fetch API are incomplete

There is a Cookie in the request header of the request initiated by calling fetch api. Yes, I have set credentials:"include".
The problem is that the cookies only contains 'jsessionid'. But actually there is a cookie named token, which I set on the server side by response.addCookie(new Cookie("token",token));.
I use Chrome's F12 and find that the cookie named 'token' normally exists in cookies, but it is not in the cookie in the request header of the request initiated by fetch.
what should I do to ask the Fetch Api to bring it? Thanks!

Are HTTP headers handled automatically by the browser in AJAX responses?

Here's my situation: I make an ajax post to a server endpoint, and it sends me back some JSON data in response. This JSON response also includes the Set-cookie header.
Does the cookie get set automatically when it's in a response to an ajax request, or do I have to read it out of the headers and do it manually?
(As opposed to the headers being present on the response to a form submit, where I know the browser will be handling the response and its headers on its own, no JS necessarily involved.)

Yes, it gets set automatically. An AJAX request is just an HTTP request. You can send Cookie headers, and receive Set-Cookie Headers normally.

how can I get response of cross site request

I made a cross site request and the server is not in my control,.
So how can I get the response value?
I can see the response json value in the console of Firefox as shown below :