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That is if the connection isn't downgraded by some other mechanism. Lots of corporate clients downgrade connections to HTTP/1.1 due to how their network is setu
by no_wizard 2y ago
That is if the connection isn't downgraded by some other mechanism. Lots of corporate clients downgrade connections to HTTP/1.1 due to how their network is setup.
There is also an issue with SSE I've noticed that websockets doesn't seem to have as much of a prevalent issue with, and that is being blocked by corporate firewalls.
- dunglas 2y agoMost websites use TLS, HSTS and the like nowadays. It’s hard for a corporate proxy to downgrade the connection. Also, the limitation is only applied by browsers, not by (reverse) proxies and other non-browsers clients. That being said, Mercure allow to subscribe to many "topics" using a single HTTP connection. This helps mitigating the limitation with HTTP/1 (which is very uncommon these days).