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pd4d10 / http-indicator

Indicator for HTTP/2, QUIC and HTTP/3
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QUIC test site #4

Closed FranklinYu closed 4 years ago

FranklinYu commented 4 years ago

Is there any way to verify QUIC? I haven't met any site with QUIC support including Google and YouTube which some sources claim to support QUIC.

pd4d10 commented 4 years ago

Hi, @FranklinYu , The red icon here indicates that the current website has QUIC enabled.

FranklinYu commented 4 years ago

Yes I know that, but I cannot find a website that really enables QUIC. Therefore I have no way to know whether QUIC support is still working.

pd4d10 commented 4 years ago

Have you tried https://www.google.com?

pd4d10 commented 4 years ago

For debugging, you can open devtools and run the following code:

performance.getEntriesByType('navigation')[0].nextHopProtocol
FranklinYu commented 4 years ago

Does Google show QUIC for you? It currently shows HTTP/2 for me. The code above gives "h2". I’m using macOS and chrome://flags/#enable-quic has been enabled. I suspect that QUIC isn’t supported on macOS; tomorrow I’ll try on another machine.

pd4d10 commented 4 years ago

For debugging, you can open devtools and run the following code:

performance.getEntriesByType('navigation')[0].nextHopProtocol

In my case it shows "http/2+quic/46" at https://www.google.com/, using Chrome at macOS.

pd4d10 commented 4 years ago

Hi, @FranklinYu , is the problem solved?

I'm not sure, probably google.com has some sort of AB tests for different network environments.

FranklinYu commented 4 years ago

The issue was fixed by re-installing Chrome. Thanks!