HTTP/2 : A Better Web Experience
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HTTP/2 aims to provide a better web experience by decreasing HTTP latency through features like multiplexing and header compression while maintaining backward compatibility with HTTP/1.1. It requires HTTPS to take advantage of its optimizations. While HTTP/2 contains optimizations previously seen in SPDY, it does not address the real underlying problems. There is uncertainty around how long the benefits of HTTP/2 will last.
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