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For Chrome users, this open source extension will tell you what protocol the browser is using for each website being accessed: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/http-indicator/hgc...
Nice, can we now make Facebook look not like it was created in the early 2000? Am I the only one bothered by that? I rarely use Facebook (I used it only when I had to, and never created by own profile, always some temporary ones), so maybe the content is king there, but the UI is very dated.
Keep in mind also that https://nostalgia.wikipedia.org is what wikipedia looked like in the beginning of the 2000s, so i think you might just be misremembering how plain many sites were back then
Is this possible with NodeJS + express already? I didn't see any package for that or config
Node.js v15.0 now has experimental QUIC support. For production usage, I wouldn't expect anything usable before the v16 LTS release in October 2021 (and it might still be feature flagged at that point). But that's pretty irrelevant for most production deployments, as you'll almost certainly want to have some type of AWS ALB, nginx, Cloudflare etc. load balancer in front of your Node services.
By the way, even though it is not yet turned on by default, http3 support is present in Firefox and can be activated by toggling 'network.http.http3.enabled' in about:config to true. I have had it enabled for a few weeks and everything seems okay except that rarely I've noticed a few sites not loading the first time I visit them but needing a 'refresh', but I'm not sure if this is because of the new QUIC code or just…
But I use HTTP/3 in Firefox Nightly and use Gmail and Google Docs all day long without major breakage these days.
Nice, can we now make Facebook look not like it was created in the early 2000? Am I the only one bothered by that? I rarely use Facebook (I used it only when I had to, and never created by own profile, always some temporary ones), so maybe the content is king there, but the UI is very dated.
On which platform is the ui outdated? IMO it looks pretty good
Nice, can we now make Facebook look not like it was created in the early 2000? Am I the only one bothered by that? I rarely use Facebook (I used it only when I had to, and never created by own profile, always some temporary ones), so maybe the content is king there, but the UI is very dated.
Besides the dark theme, it is super crowded and feels like using a low-res phone on a 4k monitor—a step backwards.
I feel like I belong in the minority who like the new Facebook SPA. It loads shockingly fast on my computer, almost instantaneous even
I feel like I belong in the minority who like the new Facebook SPA. It loads shockingly fast on my computer, almost instantaneous even
I feel like I belong in the minority who like the new Facebook SPA. It loads shockingly fast on my computer, almost instantaneous even
Interesting, it's very slow for me, and usually triggers warnings from Safari for excess resource consumption.