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We have fallbacks, that's not the same as backwards compatibility. They call this HTTP3, and they shouldn't; it's not HTTP.
by pmlnr 6y ago
We have fallbacks, that's not the same as backwards compatibility.
They call this HTTP3, and they shouldn't; it's not HTTP.
- Spivak 6y agoThat was the case with HTTP2 as well though. The client can negotiate with the server about supported protocols but if a client only spoke HTTP1.1 and the server only spoke HTTP2 they simply couldn't talk. It's just that basically no servers were HTTP2 only.