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> Google(tm) HTTP/2.0 was unasked for, tried to reinvent TCP, found buggy and fundamentally broken after less than a year. How vile of them to force a purely o
by nitwit005 8y ago
> Google(tm) HTTP/2.0 was unasked for, tried to reinvent TCP, found buggy and fundamentally broken after less than a year.
How vile of them to force a purely optional protocol on us.
- ilammy 8y ago> purely optional And then one day Google declares HTTP/1.1 deprecated, lowers the score of sites without HTTP/3, and removes support for HTTP/1.1 from Chrome in a week. You're personally free to not use it, but I'm not sure that everybody else will while you'll be the one responsible for supporting it on your website.
- nitwit005 8y agoThey might lower your search ranking, but dropping support won't happen as it would force people to ditch the browser. New things that don't support http2 are still being made.