> But plenty of people have high latency internet connections. The problem with HTTP 2.0 is it does not really improve the performance in real life as in Googl

> But plenty of people have high latency internet connections. The problem with HTTP 2.0 is it does not really improve the performance in real life as in Google's "real life benchmarks," it especially does not improve the situation on lossy, and throttled connections, and may actually lead to a degradation over HTTP 1.1. The "real life benchmarks" data from Google about QUIC is put under doubt in this light.