Not having to use the horrific hack known as CSS spritesheets just to load a lot of images quickly is certainly to like. I'll miss easy wire debugging too, but

Not having to use the horrific hack known as CSS spritesheets just to load a lot of images quickly is certainly to like. I'll miss easy wire debugging too, but it's been obvious for a long time that HTTPS everywhere is the future... and when you go to the effort to use a MitM proxy or whatever for debugging TLS, you may as well throw in a tool that understands the protocol. Edit: I agree it would be nicer to solve many of the goals of HTTP2 at a lower level, and from the little I've heard about it, that solution already basically exists in the form of QUIC. But server push is a useful feature even with a perfect transport layer, so meh...