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HTTP/2 for Firefox is currently under development. | HTTP/2 for Firefox is currently under development. | ||
HTTP/2 draft support is included in routine builds of firefox, | HTTP/2 draft support is included in routine builds of firefox, enabled by default in firefox 34 and later. <b>To get the most up to date support you should use the nightly channel</b>. | ||
The current implementation is of draft-14 with compression-09 [august 6 nightly] | |||
The current implementation is of draft- | |||
Firefox will only be implementing HTTP/2 over TLS - and so far that means for https:// schemed URLs (see below for http:// with TLS support). It does enforce the protocol's >= TLS 1.2 requirement - if a server negotiates HTTP/2 with a lower TLS version it is treated as a protocol error. (there is a preference for changing that for testing purposes if you need it.) | Firefox will only be implementing HTTP/2 over TLS - and so far that means for https:// schemed URLs (see below for http:// with TLS support). It does enforce the protocol's >= TLS 1.2 requirement - if a server negotiates HTTP/2 with a lower TLS version it is treated as a protocol error. (there is a preference for changing that for testing purposes if you need it.) | ||
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feedback of any sort welcomed to pmcmanus@mozilla.com and hurley@mozilla.com | feedback of any sort welcomed to pmcmanus@mozilla.com and hurley@mozilla.com | ||
There is a separate, more experimental, build available that supports HTTP/2 draft-12 for http:// URIs using Alternate-Services (-01) and the "h2-12" profile. Sometimes this is known as opportunistic encryption. This allows HTTP/2 over TLS for http:// URIs in some cases without verification of the SSL certificate. It also allows spdy/3 and spdy/3.1 for http:// URIs using the same mechanism. | There is a separate, more experimental, build available that supports HTTP/2 draft-12 for http:// URIs using Alternate-Services (-01) and the "h2-12" profile. Sometimes this is known as opportunistic encryption. This allows HTTP/2 over TLS for http:// URIs in some cases without verification of the SSL certificate. It also allows spdy/3 and spdy/3.1 for http:// URIs using the same mechanism. | ||
That code is at https://hg.mozilla.org/try/rev/3d48401236e4 and https://github.com/mcmanus/gecko-dev/tree/oe10 with downloads at https://ftp-ssl.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/try-builds/mcmanus@ducksong.com-3d48401236e4 | That code is at https://hg.mozilla.org/try/rev/3d48401236e4 and https://github.com/mcmanus/gecko-dev/tree/oe10 with downloads at https://ftp-ssl.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/try-builds/mcmanus@ducksong.com-3d48401236e4 | ||
Revision as of 00:47, 6 August 2014
HTTP/2 for Firefox is currently under development.
HTTP/2 draft support is included in routine builds of firefox, enabled by default in firefox 34 and later. To get the most up to date support you should use the nightly channel.
The current implementation is of draft-14 with compression-09 [august 6 nightly]
Firefox will only be implementing HTTP/2 over TLS - and so far that means for https:// schemed URLs (see below for http:// with TLS support). It does enforce the protocol's >= TLS 1.2 requirement - if a server negotiates HTTP/2 with a lower TLS version it is treated as a protocol error. (there is a preference for changing that for testing purposes if you need it.)
This build supports basic push and continuations and both alpn and npn.
feedback of any sort welcomed to pmcmanus@mozilla.com and hurley@mozilla.com
There is a separate, more experimental, build available that supports HTTP/2 draft-12 for http:// URIs using Alternate-Services (-01) and the "h2-12" profile. Sometimes this is known as opportunistic encryption. This allows HTTP/2 over TLS for http:// URIs in some cases without verification of the SSL certificate. It also allows spdy/3 and spdy/3.1 for http:// URIs using the same mechanism.
That code is at https://hg.mozilla.org/try/rev/3d48401236e4 and https://github.com/mcmanus/gecko-dev/tree/oe10 with downloads at https://ftp-ssl.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/try-builds/mcmanus@ducksong.com-3d48401236e4