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They had an opportunity to do that with HTTP/2, /3, but they kept the User Agent. It's a bit different, but it's still there.
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They had an opportunity to do that with HTTP/2, /3, but they kept the User Agent. It's a bit different, but it's still there.
- oleganza 4y agoHTTP/2 is more like a transport envelope around HTTP/1, the goal of http/2 was to optimize transmission and avoid breaking http/1 semantics for servers and clients.