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But will it satisfy the world? I have blogged several times in the past about how OpenSSL decided to not ship the API for QUIC a long time ago, even though the entire HTTP world was hoping for it - or even expecting it. OpenSSL rejected the proposal to merge the proposed API and thereby … Continue reading OpenSSL does a QUIC API →
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