3 ms·
Right. HTTP/2 is only available with TLS, due to browser policies, so it necessarily requires TLS. This means you need HTTPS if you want the performance wins o
by CiPHPerCoder 9y ago
Right. HTTP/2 is only available with TLS, due to browser policies, so it necessarily requires TLS.
This means you need HTTPS if you want the performance wins of HTTP/2.
This doesn't mean that HTTPS is a performance win if you're still using HTTP/1.1. However, the "performance overhead" for TLS is negligible in practice.