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IIRC, There are studies which show a difference, especially in poor latency scenarios. The issue with HTTP/2 is that it complicates the stack: ideally one woul

by yyyk 3y ago

IIRC, There are studies which show a difference, especially in poor latency scenarios. The issue with HTTP/2 is that it complicates the stack: ideally one would support either HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 but there's little point in supporting both, since you always have HTTP 1.1 to fall back to. HTTP/3 offers best performance, HTTP/1 best compatibility, HTTP/2... doesn't offer that much in comparison.

elgatito 3y ago
Thanks, but did you personally experience noticable better request times with the newer versions?
- yyyk 3y ago
  I couldn't make the comparison since I upgraded my internet connection at the same time. I strongly suspect most (all?) of the improvement came to that.