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The Long Road to HTTP/3

A look back into the history of HTTP and how it evolved to its current form as HTTP3:
The Long Road to HTTP/3

While HTTP/3 specification is still in the draft stage, the latest version of the Chrome browser already supports it by default. With Chrome holding around 70% of browser market share, you could say HTTP/3 has gone mainstream.

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AstonJ

AstonJ

Brilliant write-up Andrew!

Looks like Apple have added it to Safari in macOS 11 and iOS14. In iOS you have switch it on yourself under Settings > Advanced > Experimental WebKit Features, I’m not sure about macOS. Be nice to see it on by default.

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