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There is nothing precluding HTTP/3.1 from switching up some aspect of the protocol. TLS was probably selected here because it is mature and well supported.
by Skunkleton 6y ago
There is nothing precluding HTTP/3.1 from switching up some aspect of the protocol. TLS was probably selected here because it is mature and well supported.
- baby 6y agoThe problem is in how the specs are deeply mixed with TLS. We advocated for the specs to be more flexible so that we could extend QUIC to be specified with noise as well but I don’t believe that has happened. Also TLS was selected because of regulations. Which is damning to say the least.
- Skunkleton 6y ago> Also TLS was selected because of regulations. I would like to read more about this. Link?