Tag: HTTP/2

What is HTTP/2, and what does it do?

HTTP/2 is a successor of HTTP/1.1 with a packet of advanced features, such as multiplexing, header compression, and prioritization of requests. It offers efficient network performance while ensuring a seamless data exchange between the server and the client. This article will explain HTTP/2 features, its main differences with HTTP/1.1, and its benefits. Contents What is…
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What is HTTP/3, and should you enable it?

HTTP3 is the latest version of HTTP — the hypertext transfer protocol. HTTP enables browsers and servers to communicate on the web. And as the internet evolves, so does HTTP. Meet its newest upgrade, HTTP3, and learn how it differs from its predecessors, how it works, and whether you should enable it. Contents What is…
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