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Marco GoriFebruary 27, 2020 HTTP/2, or HTTP/2.0 according to the nomenclature, is the new generation of the HTTP network protocol , the application protocol for data transmission from server to client on which the World Wide Web is based, and therefore a large part of our Internet experience . The new protocol was created in 2014 based on SPIDY, another HTTP-compatible protocol developed by Google and created to be supported by Chrome, Opera, Firefox, Internet Explorer and.
Safari, therefore almost 100% of the browsers Special Data used in the world. HTTP/2: features and advantages The aim of the HTTP/2 project was to create a protocol that, while maintaining full compatibility with HTTP/1, improved the browsing experience by increasing download speed and reducing latency. The features that allow HTTP/2 to significantly improve download performances are: Multiplexing : HTTP/2 allows multiple requests to concur, which can be served in rapid succession in the same.
TCP connection, thus eliminating the need (and therefore time) for multiple connections. Priority management : the client can tell the server which resources are priority, with the result that when downloading a page certain elements, such as CSS, are executed before completing the opening of the page, avoiding the common mistake of pages that are initially shown not correctly formatted.
Safari, therefore almost 100% of the browsers Special Data used in the world. HTTP/2: features and advantages The aim of the HTTP/2 project was to create a protocol that, while maintaining full compatibility with HTTP/1, improved the browsing experience by increasing download speed and reducing latency. The features that allow HTTP/2 to significantly improve download performances are: Multiplexing : HTTP/2 allows multiple requests to concur, which can be served in rapid succession in the same.
TCP connection, thus eliminating the need (and therefore time) for multiple connections. Priority management : the client can tell the server which resources are priority, with the result that when downloading a page certain elements, such as CSS, are executed before completing the opening of the page, avoiding the common mistake of pages that are initially shown not correctly formatted.