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There's no "Connection: keep-alive" in the response header. If they purposely turned it off that's even worse.
by bsdetector 12y ago
There's no "Connection: keep-alive" in the response header. If they purposely turned it off that's even worse.
- lucian1900 12y agoThat's because it's the default in HTTP 1.1. The server would need to send "Connection: close" to disable keep-alive.
- bsdetector 12y agoApparently "connection: keep-alive" is needed to enable pipelining in the browsers: http://www.guypo.com/http-pipelining-big-in-mobile/ http://www.guypo.com/http-pipelining-big-in-mobile/