Is there a way to detect if a website is using SPDY?
You can view your active SPDY sessions in a current build of Chrome by pulling up: chrome://net-internals/#spdy
You can view your active SPDY sessions in a current build of Chrome by pulling up: chrome://net-internals/#spdy
I came across this question when trying to find help for the problem I was facing with ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR on Chrome. Thought this might benefit others. Our situation / solution: We use an AWS Application Load Balancer connected to EC2 instances. One of the scripts we run on EC2 proxies requests from the client browser. We … Read more
IIS has little or nothing to do with SPDY. IIS is just an application server that responds to HTTP requests handed off by the http.sys kernel mode driver. All HTTP requests in Windows are handled by this driver. This is the level at which SPDY would be need to be implemented. If you were to … Read more
It’s not incorrect, but there is an important aspect it omits. HTTP requires that you deliver the entire response before any other request can proceed. What you’re showing in the diagram is correct in the sense that with SPDY we can finally break the “head of line” requirement and deliver the responses as they become … Read more