We seem to keep getting better better HTTP even when fast browsing already established with HTTP2, we now also have HTTP3 when can use it implementing by our self, when it not configured by default but partially included but not fully configured.
Now, there is qpack for HTTP3 and HTTP2 has hpack, so, i thought why not implement those as well for Firefox HTTP3 configuration and seems to be working just fine. But it should be enough to just activate HTTP3 with 'True' by default with 'network.http.http3.enabled'.
But this is what I did:
When you start your browser, type in ' about:config ':
about:config
type in search box "http3"
http3
Make sure as follows are included, activated and implemented
' network.dns.httpssvc.http3_fast_fallback_timeout ' as Number/Integer
network.dns.httpssvc.http3_fast_fallback_timeout
as Number/Integer ' 25 ' for value
25
implement as Number/Integer for ' network.http.http3.default-hpack-table-size '
network.http.http3.default-hpack-table-size
and set as Number/Integer ' 65536 ' for value
65536
verify for ' network.http.http3.default-max-stream-blocked '
network.http.http3.default-max-stream-blocked
is set have Number/integer value ' 20 '.
20
verify for ' network.http.http3.default-qpack-table-size '
network.http.http3.default-qpack-table-size
is set have Number/integer value ' 65536 '.
65536
implement activated boolean for ' network.http.http3.enable_hlog 'set to ' True'
network.http.http3.enable_hlog
implement activated boolean for ' network.http.http3.enable_qlog 'set to ' True'
network.http.http3.enable_qlog
activate HTTP3 with ' network.http.http3.enabled ' as ' True '
network.http.http3.enabled
make sure the buzzer size is as configured ' network.http.http3.recvBufferSize '
network.http.http3.recvBufferSize
is set have Number/integer value ' 1048576 '.
1048576
If all these are set, you are good to go by closing the browser and start the browser again. I most certainly enjoy the new HTTP3, even if it is still on process of being implemented more and more from big giant tech's.