The chart at the bottom: So google switched it on, and then, let us guess, Facebook and Netflix. Afterwards no growth for a year. Displacing looks different to

The chart at the bottom: So google switched it on, and then, let us guess, Facebook and Netflix. Afterwards no growth for a year. Displacing looks different to me. HTTP/2 is growing at cost of HTTP/1 ... so the only conclusion I can draw here, is that HTTP/3 adoption has halted. Do not read that negatively. The users who really needed it (like Google, Facebook, Netfix, ...) are using it and the rest, has it very low on the priority list if at all. I have my doubts that everyone needs HTTP/3, with UDP traffic has network device wise also its disadvantages and library availability and complexity should be lower for HTTP/1 and /2 for the foreseeable future.