I'm very skeptical about QUIC/"HTTP3". TCP works extremely well already. Yes, one can do kind of better for some particular workloads but I have yet to see a su

I'm very skeptical about QUIC/"HTTP3". TCP works extremely well already. Yes, one can do kind of better for some particular workloads but I have yet to see a successful implementation that goes ahead of TCP. Take a Remote Desktop protocol used in Microsoft Windows. It can work over TCP but recent revisions tend to automatically switch to UDP. And know what? They are not reliable to the point that customers have to turn the UDP layer off. TCP gives a slightly worse latency but it is much more reliable and thus usable. Thanks there is a Group Policy for that. I'm not even talking about Google as a company who constantly tries to attack the network infrastructure with its variant of EEE (Embrace, Extend and Extinguish). What's the end game? The crippled protocols worldwide imposed by the ad casino company? No, thank you. Internet must remain free of all of that.