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SPDY

SPDY (pronounced "speedy") is an obsolete open-specification communication protocol developed for transporting web content. SPDY became the basis for HTTP/2 specification. However, HTTP/2 diverged from SPDY and eventually HTTP/2 subsumed all use cases of SPDY. After HTTP/2 was ratified as a standard, major implementers, including Google, Mozilla, and…

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SPDY

Nodes70
Edges69
Triples101
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028571
Components1

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SPDY

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related to Client (browser) support and usage · 34
SPDY → Advanced, After, ALPN, Also SeaMonkey, Amazon's Silk, Apache, Chrome, Chromium, EC2, Enable SPDY/4, Feb, Firefox, Google, Google Chrome, Google Chrome/Chromium, HTTP/2, IE, Internet Explorer, Internet Options, Kindle Fire
related to history · 12
SPDY → After, As, HTTP/1, HTTP/2, HTTPbis, Internet Draft, July, Mozilla, Since, The, The IETF, Working Group
related to Server support and usage · 12
SPDY → Apache, As, Gmail, Google Search, Google's, HTTP/2, In, May, NGINX, Some Google, SPDY-enabled, SSL-enabled
related to Protocol support · 11
SPDY → ALPN, Application-Layer Protocol Negotiation, For, HTTPS, Next Protocol Negotiation, NPN, NSS, OpenSSL, Patches, TLS, TLSLite
related to Design · 10
SPDY → ALPN, DEFLATE-compressed, HTTP, Moreover, SSL, SSL/TLS, TCP, The, This, TLS
related to Protocol versions · 10
SPDY → Chrome, CREDENTIALS, F5 BIGIP, Firefox, HTTP/2, Nginx, OpenLiteSpeed, SPDY/2, SPDY/3, Version
related to Relation to HTTP · 6
SPDY → For, HTTP, HTTPS, SPDY-compatible, This, When
related to External links · 5
SPDY → Analysis, Google, HTTPSPDY-WhitepaperApache SPDY, Review, SPDY DocumentationSPDY
is a · 1
SPDY → discontinued versioned protocol that was instead replaced with HTTP/2 at the time

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support http google protocol announced nginx web version firefox supports chrome 2012 may server browser tls apache mozilla internet 11

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SPDYis adiscontinued versioned protocol that was instead replaced with HTTP/2 at the time0.90text
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageGoogle Chrome/Chromium0.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageChrome0.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageURI0.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageThere0.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageGoogle Chrome0.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageWebSocket0.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageEnable SPDY/40.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageChromium0.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageNext Protocol Negotiation0.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageHTTP/20.60section
SPDYrelated to Client (browser) support and usageALPN0.60section

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