On 20 Feb 2015, at 17:55, Neil J. McRae <[email protected]> wrote: >>> On 19/02/2015 20:21, Rod Beck wrote: >>> What are the improvements? How does speed delivery? >> I'm interested in how much this will increase use of TLS, especially with >> Chrome and Firefox being TLS only. In turn, how will this affect DPI >> services such as Sonicwall's content filtering and gateway AV? > It's the beginning of the end of the middle box. Which is great news indeed. > Will also be interesting to watch the rollout pace of HTTP2 will be - > billions of httpds running all over the place.
There are some orgs who oppose HTTP/2, notably this: http://www.atis.org/openweballiance/ Writing such nonsense as: "However, the proprietary proxies, such as those that incorporate the SPDY protocol, do not give the user a voice in the trade-offs between speed, efficiency and privacy. SPDY proxies are one example of proprietary proxies that redirect Internet traffic through a single opaque tunnel across the network. “ translation: ‘we don’t like this as we won’t be able to mess with your traffic anymore’
