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Hosting companies will actively support the new protocol and implement it on their servers; browsers will introduce support for the new protocol in major versions of their applications. In practice, HTTP will only be used on websites that are hosted on a hosting that supports the new HTTP protocol, and only with a browser that can 'read' it. Hosting companies Just a few months ago, some hosting companies boasted about the introduction of HTTP.
Since it took many hosting providers years to update to the second version, it doesn't look like everyone will suddenly rush to the third version. http hosting If companies do not start introducing HTTP on their own servers, most photo editor of the traffic in Poland will be carried using the previous version. Only users who visit websites hosted on a hosting that implements the latest technologies will have the honor of using the new protocol. Browsers and applications.
The teams behind popular applications and web browsers are fortunately driven by performance and approach new things with a smile. http browser It started with curl - a web programming library - which added HTTP support back in early August this year. In September, support was also introduced by Chrome Canary , which is a test version of the most popular web browser, which was created mainly with developers in mind.
Since it took many hosting providers years to update to the second version, it doesn't look like everyone will suddenly rush to the third version. http hosting If companies do not start introducing HTTP on their own servers, most photo editor of the traffic in Poland will be carried using the previous version. Only users who visit websites hosted on a hosting that implements the latest technologies will have the honor of using the new protocol. Browsers and applications.
The teams behind popular applications and web browsers are fortunately driven by performance and approach new things with a smile. http browser It started with curl - a web programming library - which added HTTP support back in early August this year. In September, support was also introduced by Chrome Canary , which is a test version of the most popular web browser, which was created mainly with developers in mind.