> This is Top of line blocking and was entirely predictable had the HTTP2 team bothered to talk to anyone who did networking. > > Its part of the reason why I

> This is Top of line blocking and was entirely predictable had the HTTP2 team bothered to talk to anyone who did networking. > > Its part of the reason why I was greatly suspicious of QUIC, because it appeared like it was designed by the same people that thought http2 was a good idea. Agreed - i've always found them to be living in a world of their own, which doesn't match the realities of actual networking out there. In fact, the very same team after touting QUIC over UDP as the revolutionary protocol is now complaining that the real world realities aren't matching their expectations and so are now proposing to do QUIC over TCP. Here's that proposal https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/quic/N82WBOa_RJIb4cPQw2syeDXGV_4/ https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/quic/N82WBOa_RJIb4cPQw...