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Simple HTTP/1.1 would've been perfectly adequate if the web wasn't collapsing under its own weight made up of megabytes of JavaScript firing off tens of request
by c7DJTLrn 3y ago
Simple HTTP/1.1 would've been perfectly adequate if the web wasn't collapsing under its own weight made up of megabytes of JavaScript firing off tens of requests a second.
- y04nn 3y agoI'm not sure about that. I noticed that some websites (even simple blogs) felt instantaneous when loading (after pressing enter or clicking a link), way much faster than other websites. So I opened the dev tools, and the first request was HTTP/3. But all resources were still loaded with HTTP/2! HTTP/3 really brings something not negligible. Those accumulating TCP/TLS handshakes (+WIFI high latency) are really a burden and degrade the user experience when you have a fast internet connection.