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HTTP/2 only supports HTTPS, which means HTTP connections don't benefit from HTTP/2's speed improvements. In addition, recent versions of Chrome only allow use o
by tompic823 10y ago
HTTP/2 only supports HTTPS, which means HTTP connections don't benefit from HTTP/2's speed improvements. In addition, recent versions of Chrome only allow use of the location API by sites served over HTTPS. These are just two immediate examples that come to mind, but more exist.