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The incentive for Google is that all browsers support QUIC, it saves them a lot of hardware costs and increases performance. They couldn't care less if your web
by dtech 8y ago
The incentive for Google is that all browsers support QUIC, it saves them a lot of hardware costs and increases performance. They couldn't care less if your website uses QUIC.
You're receiving downvotes because you're propagating the "pushing encryption is motivated by Google's evil agenda" that's currently in vogue with a subsection of HN commenters, for reasons unknown to me because quite frankly the arguments are ridiculous.
- myhf 8y ago> all browsers support QUIC Try blocking your network's access to www.google-analytics.com (with a fast-loading block notice page) and you will see that most webpages become unusable with a 30-second delay before page load completes. If QUIC only works when the network has no partitions, then QUIC doesn't work.
- icebraining 8y agoI block Google Analytics and experience no such delay.
- pjc50 8y agoI have google-analytics.com blocked in the hosts file on several machines and it usually speeds things up. > If QUIC only works when the network has no partitions Eh? Why do you think that?