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The layer to fix is not below, it's above. Web apps are ridiculously heavy and advertising / surveillance traffic has been the real driver for HTTP/3.
by speed_spread 2y ago
The layer to fix is not below, it's above. Web apps are ridiculously heavy and advertising / surveillance traffic has been the real driver for HTTP/3.
- bawolff 2y agoThat doesn't make sense. HTTP2&3 has been largely about better multiplexing & congestion control, particularly to reduce latency. Most ad-tech (at least historically) were served from separate domains involving separate connections, so shouldn't really get much benefit for http 2&3.