Looking at modern websites: very few use the Accept-Encoding: gzip of the HTTP 1/1
This could even «minify the served CSS» a lot :)
(ok client side it will always be as big, but the server side is often paying its traffic and the client side may too so it reduces traffic anyway and means great savings).
For public static websites, the savings induced by gzip compression totally justify to not use http2 when traffic matters.
This could even «minify the served CSS» a lot :)
(ok client side it will always be as big, but the server side is often paying its traffic and the client side may too so it reduces traffic anyway and means great savings).
For public static websites, the savings induced by gzip compression totally justify to not use http2 when traffic matters.