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HTTPS and SVCB DNS records will hopefully make it more feasible over time to drop the traditional HTTP server-side redirect. The client agent will be able to re
by snowwrestler 2y ago
HTTPS and SVCB DNS records will hopefully make it more feasible over time to drop the traditional HTTP server-side redirect. The client agent will be able to read the DNS record and upgrade to the highest available protocol prior to sending the first request.
- quectophoton 2y agoSeeing how web browsers haven't added support for SRV in decades, I'm not holding my breath. I'm guessing there's some (?) advantage of SVCB and HTTPS records that can't be achieved with SRV[1] and TXT records, but I haven't read the RFC yet to know what that advantage is. [1]: `_https._tcp` or `_http3._udp` or whatever.