mxinden

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   by mxinden 1y ago

   Author here. Thanks for raising this. I posted a comment. Maybe you can help us reproduce. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1979683#c3
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   by mxinden 1y ago

   Author here. You can find details on why we disable HTTP/3 on self-signed certs here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1985341#c7
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   by mxinden 1y ago

   Fixed. Thank you!
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   by mxinden 1y ago

   Author here. QUIC does not depend on UDP datagrams to be delivered in order. Re-ordering happens on the QUIC layer. Thus, when receiving, the kernel passes a batch (i.e. segmented super datagram) of potentially out-of-order datagrams to the
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   by mxinden 1y ago

   Note that I (author) made a mistake. We (Mozilla) recently raised the minimum Android version off of 5. See https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2025/09/15/raising-t... for details.
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   by mxinden 1y ago

   _Author here_. 4 Gbit/s is on our rather dated benchmark machines. If you run the below command on a modern laptop, you likely reach higher throughput. (Consider disabling PMTUD to use a realistic Internet-like MTU. We do the same on o