#Firefox joins the other browsers and disables HTTP/2 server push.
#Firefox joins the other browsers and disables HTTP/2 server push.
#Firefox joins the other browsers and disables HTTP/2 server push.
libcurl still supports it!
https://groups.google.com/a/mozilla.org/g/dev-platform/c/vU9hJg343U8/m/4cZsHz7TAQAJ?pli=1
HTTP/1.1 was such a lovely protocol.
2@bagder@mastodon.social Now a very niche feature. We probably do not know enough of its use in libcurl to rip it out as well?
1@icing@chaos.social right, presumably not widely used but we can't really tell...
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@bagder@mastodon.social I'm honestly amazed I haven't had the courage just to default that setting to off. It only surprises users.
1@lukasa@hachyderm.io in curl's case we only offer it via an API but that also means we cannot very easily take it away without risking hurting a few users... Ie we would need to bump SONAME.
1@bagder@mastodon.social Oh sure, the same is true for Swift. The thing that I haven't done yet is change our default settings. Currently we leave SETTINGS_ENABLE_PUSH at their defaults, so "on" for clients. I'm wondering about just switching it off unilaterally.
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@bagder@mastodon.social "unship" is some microspeak-grade vernacular. They could have at least used "sink" or "scuttle".
1@bagder@mastodon.social WHYYYYY. Curse Chrome just deleting things for no reason
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