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SPDY is always encrypted, so it would be more fair to compare it with HTTPS, where you can't do anything like that anyway.
by judofyr 16y ago
SPDY is always encrypted, so it would be more fair to compare it with HTTPS, where you can't do anything like that anyway.
- Toucan 16y agoSure you can. openssl s_client -connect google.com:443 Not sure what the equivalent is on windows though.