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Another user mentioned SSO redirects for main pages. For assets generally there is a different domain for the CDN, which may load JavaScript. Finally there is a
by dexwiz 6y ago
Another user mentioned SSO redirects for main pages. For assets generally there is a different domain for the CDN, which may load JavaScript. Finally there is an inbuilt limit of simultaneous requests per domain in browsers. Different domains are used to get around this.
- asd4 6y agoI did not know this about connection limits. The multi-domain assets really bug me when I'm enabling domains one by one in NoScript. Here is an example of domains used on Amazon's website: amazon.com www.amazon.com amazon-adsystem.com associates-amazon.com media-amazon.com ssl-images-amazon.com On its own "associates-amazon.com" sounds sketchy, but I suppose you assume the HTTPS page that you loaded from amazon.com knows what its doing.
- dexwiz 6y agoThe HTTP 1.1 RFC says 2 per domain, but it’s more like 6 for most browsers. https://docs.pushtechnology.com/cloud/latest/manual/html/designguide/solution/support/connection_limitations.html https://docs.pushtechnology.com/cloud/latest/manual/html/des...