Google implements SPDY

[HavocXphere]

Chrome has supported it for a while, but now its active on most Google services.

Go to google.com using chrome, open a new tab and type open this link:
chrome://net-internals/#events&q=type:SPDY_SESSION%20is:active


More info for those who are lost:
http://blog.alertfox.com/2011/05/your-chrome-browser-might-not-be-using.html

 

[encrypted]

Google implements "impossible to cache".. for often changing non cache-able content this is pretty cool (or ANYTHING that goes over HTTPS). For other stuff its going to waste my data.

 

[MickeyD]

Mine is using SPeeDY - checked using your link.

 

[HavocXphere]

Google implements "impossible to cache".. for often changing non cache-able content this is pretty cool (or ANYTHING that goes over HTTPS). For other stuff its going to waste my data.

Surely the heavy stuff like pics is still cache-able?

 

[encrypted]

Surely the heavy stuff like pics is still cache-able?

Not if they are passed over the SPDY connection.

 

[HavocXphere]

Not if they are passed over the SPDY connection.

Maybe not with a squid server, but browser side?

Also its an open protocol, so shouldn't take to long till the caching tech catches up.