History of HTTP/2
HTTP/2 is the most recent HTTP protocol, introduced in May 2015. It is supported by many browsers like Chrome, Internet Explorer 11, Safari, and Firefox. Note that HTTP/2 is not known as HTTP/2.0 since the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) considers HTTPP/2 to be an advanced protocol that does not require future sub-versions. If major changes are required in the future, they will be published using HTTP/3. HTTP/2 not only improves performance, but it is also compatible with the HTTP/1.1 structure, which has similar features to the SPDY protocol.
What is HTTP/2?
HTTP/2 is the new version of HTTP, which transfers data over the Web. HTTP/2 is important for transmitting data from client to server over the web. Over time, various developments were made to enhance web protocols’ efficiency, performance, and safety. HTTP/2 provides various features to transmit data over the internet or web. In this article, we were going to discuss HTTP/2.
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