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A comparative HTTP page ("comparative" == "same text content, no non-text content, no XHR or JS to delay-load content") is almost always going to be faster. Eve
by Arnavion 6y ago
A comparative HTTP page ("comparative" == "same text content, no non-text content, no XHR or JS to delay-load content") is almost always going to be faster. Every gemini page request has to set up a brand new connection, ie brand new TCP handshake and TLS handshake.