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Even for leaner websites, HTTP/2 was always going to be an improvement, for HTTP head-of-line blocking and better header compression, if nothing else. These are
by KingMob 3y ago
Even for leaner websites, HTTP/2 was always going to be an improvement, for HTTP head-of-line blocking and better header compression, if nothing else. These are orthogonal issues for the most part.
Also, they tried prioritization, but it was too unwieldy in practice, the browser vendors didn't agree, and it was deprecated in the latest RFC 9113.