I'm sure it can. However in my real world use cases, HTTP/2 and 3 work better when available for me, so I'm glad to have them. I'm sure this comes as no surpris

I'm sure it can. However in my real world use cases, HTTP/2 and 3 work better when available for me, so I'm glad to have them. I'm sure this comes as no surprise to most people since SPDY went through a lot of testing before becoming HTTP/2, but just because it doesn't win on every point of the graph does not mean it doesn't still win overall. Besides that, more than half my point is that I like HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 for the featureset, and you can't get that by increasing the max connection limit for HTTP/1.1.