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Today, after over 5 years of work, HTTP/3 was finally standardized as RFC 9114! rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9114.ht…
Together with RFC 9204 (QPACK header compression) and RFC 9218 (Extensible Priorities) it ushers in an important new chapter for the Web!
Proud to have been part of this!
Together with RFC 9204 (QPACK header compression) and RFC 9218 (Extensible Priorities) it ushers in an important new chapter for the Web!
Proud to have been part of this!
HTTP/2 was also updated as the new RFC 9113 rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9113.ht… mainly to remove the old prioritization system.
Even HTTP/1.1 and general HTTP semantics + caching concepts were tightened up in RFCs 9110-9112.
Big day for the arguably most used application layer protocol 😃
Even HTTP/1.1 and general HTTP semantics + caching concepts were tightened up in RFCs 9110-9112.
Big day for the arguably most used application layer protocol 😃
In case you want to know more about why #HTTP3 is needed and how it works, I have an in-depth article series @smashingmag : smashingmagazine.com/2021/08/http3-…
Data and thoughts after enabling HTTP/3 at @Wix for our user domains #webperf #http3 #quic
Positive impact from TTFB to later phases such as FCP and LCP
1. TTFB p75 for CDN hits is considerably faster (~2x), especially in countries with weak devices or connections
Positive impact from TTFB to later phases such as FCP and LCP
1. TTFB p75 for CDN hits is considerably faster (~2x), especially in countries with weak devices or connections
2. Browser Adoption - Chrome/Firefox currently support the latest h3, Edge/Opera support h3-29
60% - 70% of requests are using HTTP/3 in Chromium based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Opera), and 40% of Firefox requests
Only 2% of Safari (experimental, will it be the default in iOS 15?)
60% - 70% of requests are using HTTP/3 in Chromium based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Opera), and 40% of Firefox requests
Only 2% of Safari (experimental, will it be the default in iOS 15?)
3. Session breakdown per protocol and browser for first page views tells a bit of a different story.
Only ~15%-20% of HTML requests are using HTTP/3
This can probably be explained by the connection upgrade behavior of the alt-svc header - first time visitors initially use h2
Only ~15%-20% of HTML requests are using HTTP/3
This can probably be explained by the connection upgrade behavior of the alt-svc header - first time visitors initially use h2
