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Looking forward to that! Unfortunately the question then becomes, how long until all the major browsers support it? And once that happens, how long until the c
by mmorris 13y ago
Looking forward to that!
Unfortunately the question then becomes, how long until all the major browsers support it? And once that happens, how long until the crowd not using the updated browsers is small enough that we can safely ignore them?
I suppose the auto-updating browser trend should help a lot with the latter issue.
- paulirish 13y agoSPDY (and thus HTTP2) is implemented and shipping in Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer 11 (except win7) and Opera. It's all ready and mod_spdy and the nginx spdy module are solid and available.
- mmorris 13y agoWow, okay. I knew some of the bigger sites supported SPDY, but I didn't realize that the browsers outside of Chrome were already supporting SPDY (and HTTP2) as well. So (pardon my ignorance, I googled a bit but didn't find very conclusive results), why isn't everyone using HTTP2/SPDY now? Because of IE < 11 and Safari? Edit: Or maybe because of the SSL requirement? Edited again: For clarity.
- recuter 13y agoProbably because the spec is not finalized yet - I bet once SPDY is essentially name changed to HTTP2 it will see wide adoption.