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fwiw the h1 barrier was the lack of a scheme indication in an h1 transaction - not really the alpn ids (which can always be registered if need be). But without
by patrickmcmanus 12y ago
fwiw the h1 barrier was the lack of a scheme indication in an h1 transaction - not really the alpn ids (which can always be registered if need be). But without a scheme the server just needs to infer http vs https from the port/address and that wouldn't work with alt-svc
- teddyh 12y agoSince this is a backport of a new feature from a new protocol to its older predecesor protocol, it is not necessary to be so wary of slightly uglier features. Simply having “Alt-Svc: http/1.1:443” imply HTTPS would do fine to solve this specific problem, and I doubt anyone would really have a problem with it.