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How to disable SPDY in Google Chrome

I'd like to know how to disable automatically using SPDY protocol in Google Chrome. I need to make some IDS related tests and for that purpose I'd like to temporarily access Twitter or Google using HTTP SSL and not SPDY.

Is there even an option to disable it in Chrome? I couldn't find anything on Google.

Regards!

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blackd0t Avatar asked Sep 04 '12 13:09

blackd0t


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Well, you just need to run chrome with SPDY support disabled, that's all! Like this:

"...\chrome.exe" --use-spdy=off

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raina77ow Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 02:09

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