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I don't think you can compare it to IPv6. IPv6 requires explicit adoption on the network side. In the case of HTTP/3, the vast majority of clients are already a
by EdSchouten 5y ago
I don't think you can compare it to IPv6. IPv6 requires explicit adoption on the network side. In the case of HTTP/3, the vast majority of clients are already able to use it perfectly fine. They won't have any network firewalls in place that block UDP port 443. There are (virtually) no consumer ISPs that do that.