I don't view this as non-browser; just specialized browser. Think printers, B2B EDI (pardon the antiquated term), intrabusiness EDI (think Oracle), and the like. Something where a user isn't sitting at a screen at one end of the connection. Eliot On 12/21/13 2:48 AM, Jeff Pinner wrote: > > > @Elliot > My understanding of what Jeff Pinner has been saying is that the > stuff we've been doing has been quite useful in practice (today) > for Twitter. > > -=R > > > Just to insert some data on the "usefulness" of HTTP/2 for the > non-browsers use-case, at Twitter we have deployed SPDY on our iOS > client, and when connecting to our API, we have observed as much as a > 30% decrease in latency over HTTP/1.1. > (See https://blog.twitter.com/2013/cocoaspdy-spdy-for-ios-os-x) > >
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