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Could be. Mobile Safari uses pipelining, so for Apple there's not a lot of benefit from HTTP2. It isn't a big enough deal for them to push a new protocol, lik
by bsdetector 12y ago
Could be. Mobile Safari uses pipelining, so for Apple there's not a lot of benefit from HTTP2. It isn't a big enough deal for them to push a new protocol, like it is to say Google that doesn't have pipelining in their browser.
- bagder 12y agoSorry, but that doesn't make a lot of sense. Pipelining is far from a replacement for HTTP/2 as the document explains a bit. Besides, Safari already supports SPDY because of this.
- billyhoffman 12y agoApple has already committed to (and rolled out support for) SPDY. If you have iOS8, your Mobile Safari can use SPDY. Presumablely they will shift to HTTP/2 as well. http://zoompf.com/blog/2014/06/spdy-coming-to-safari-future-versions-of-ie http://zoompf.com/blog/2014/06/spdy-coming-to-safari-future-...