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Yeah, the full HTTP/2 support was a pleasant surprise! Wonder if Google's (and other prominent ones) web properties have switched over to HTTP/2 from SPDY yet.



Yes. According to Patrick McManus (owner of Gecko's networking stack), 9% of Firefox requests are already using HTTP/2 with the draft implementation enabled for Google (and now Twitter). With Google alone, HTTP/2 usage is already higher than SPDY.

http://bitsup.blogspot.com/2015/02/http2-is-live-in-firefox....


According to http://spdycheck.org/#google.com google.com supports "h2-14" and "h2-15" which I'm guessing are drafts of HTTP/2?


Right. "h2" is what the final spec should give.


firefox 36 will negotiate any of {h2, h2-14, h2-15}


Using FirefoxDevEdition with SPDY indicator shows me Google, Youtube and Twitter over HTTP/2.




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