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No mention of WebTransport makes me very doubtful of this article. It's 2026, all browsers support it and it's bidirectional and lower-latency than WebSocket.
by simlevesque 2mo ago
No mention of WebTransport makes me very doubtful of this article. It's 2026, all browsers support it and it's bidirectional and lower-latency than WebSocket.
- opendomain 2mo agoI just looked on the w3c WebTransport is in proposal stage - it is not official yet
- 7bit 2mo agoIt's supported in all major browsers. Doesn't have to be published for it to be used. Look at SPDY which was used well before it even reached RFC status and all major browsers supported h3 before it was completed. It's not a blocker.