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The second article notes that for most modern webservers for those not using a modem (really, they still have those?) it should be faster. And this: "Firefox w
by trapper 18y ago
The second article notes that for most modern webservers for those not using a modem (really, they still have those?) it should be faster.
And this: "Firefox will only send a maximum of 8 HTTP requests at a time in any case" - really? Anyone know if there is a good reason?
- eli 18y agoBecause most people don't want each client making >8 connections to their web server at once. Nor would making more connections necessarily be faster.
- bmj 18y agoThe second article notes that for most modern webservers for those not using a modem (really, they still have those?) it should be faster. Oh, yes indeed-y. I'm writing modem control code for a compact framework app right now.