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Does this kind of header compression mean anything of value, am asking seriously. I'm not an HTTP person but typically I'd expect the body to dwarf the header,
by zasdffaa 4y ago
Does this kind of header compression mean anything of value, am asking seriously. I'm not an HTTP person but typically I'd expect the body to dwarf the header, and if you are doing many small requests such that the header is larger then the rest, then I wonder if maybe that's not the right way.
If header compression is worth anything much then ok, if it isn't then why might it be being done.
- ThePhysicist 4y agoI think so, it really save a lot of bandwidth as almost all HTTP requests have multiple of these common headers encoded in the Huffman table.