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Like IPv6? Its taken more than 10 years to approach 1% traffic share. Perhaps HTTP 2.0 will happen but I wouldn't bet money on it being everywhere anytime soon.
by gaadd33 13y ago
Like IPv6? Its taken more than 10 years to approach 1% traffic share. Perhaps HTTP 2.0 will happen but I wouldn't bet money on it being everywhere anytime soon.
- lstamour 13y agoI can't switch to IPv6 by downloading a browser. I could switch today to SPDY. In fact, it's got 55% market share including IE 11: http://caniuse.com/spdy http://caniuse.com/spdy
- vidarh 13y agoConsider that until people start being told "no, you can't get more IP v4 addresses" or some services are unavailable via IPv4, the incentive to switch to IPv6 is quite low. We have IPv6 connectivity from our colo provider in one location, and a tunnel to our office, but two years in we're still only testing it for this reason - there's never enough time, and it's not yet urgent enough.