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HTTP/2 requires https in most (all?) browsers these days. If you’re measuring load times locally this can be a bit of a problem.
by beokop 8y ago
HTTP/2 requires https in most (all?) browsers these days. If you’re measuring load times locally this can be a bit of a problem.
- deathanatos 8y agoMajor browsers require TLS for HTTP/2. HTTP/2 requires no such thing, and the standard addresses how HTTP/2 should work on a unencrypted connection. (The connection starts as HTTP/1.1, and is upgraded to HTTP/2 with the Upgrade header.)