A few hundred bytes is a ton data for something that a lot of people don’t particularly care about, and is still broken despite OCSP stapling. People don’t have

A few hundred bytes is a ton data for something that a lot of people don’t particularly care about, and is still broken despite OCSP stapling. People don’t have low latency, clean internet all over the world and adding something like this on top of an already pretty bloated negotiation doesn’t help. As for the alternative not a single browser out there validates OCSP out of the box on the hot path (e.g actually waits for OCSP before proceeding)