What about them? Don't use HTTP/3 if you don't want encryption. The whole point of HTTP/3 is that it doesn't treat TLS as a separate layer, that it tightly bin

What about them? Don't use HTTP/3 if you don't want encryption. The whole point of HTTP/3 is that it doesn't treat TLS as a separate layer, that it tightly binds parts of the two protocols to allow more efficient use of time and data. It's not just an option, the protocol doesn't make sense without it. If doing encrypted HTTP isn't what you're after, then this protocol isn't for you.