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You could browse to the page the regular way, then load a Javascript or Flash library which would use SPDY for all further communications. In your typical web a
by shykes 17y ago
You could browse to the page the regular way, then load a Javascript or Flash library which would use SPDY for all further communications. In your typical web app the user experience could be visibly improved.
You can already do this with Flash today, and it would be much easier for Google to push it into the DOM than to touch the transport protocol.
- drusenko 17y agoI'm missing how javascript has the abilities to touch the transport layer in such a fundamental way -- could you explain?
- shykes 17y agoIt doesn't - but one could imagine adding support for raw sockets in the DOM. It's easier to change things at the document level rather than at the discovery and transport level.