The official Mozilla blog announced that support for QUIC and HTTP/3 is currently enabled by default in Firefox Nightly and Firefox Beta, and it is planned to start enabling it in Firefox 88 for...
Facebook announced on October 21 that they are replacing the de facto protocol the internet has used for decades with QUIC. Today, more than 75% of Facebook’s Internet traffic uses QUIC and HTTP/3. Facebook...
Google Chrome has announced the deployment of HTTP/3 and IETFQUIC protocols. Now, this open-source browser already supports these protocols to improve loading speed. Of course, the HTTP/3 version of the hypertext transfer protocol has...
The HTTP-over-QUIC protocol is officially known as HTTP/3. The development of the QUIC transport protocol began with Google, initially as an HTTP-over-UDP use case, which later evolved into the HTTP/2-encrypted-over-UDP protocol. When the IETF started to standardize...
