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!
SPDY (declared “speedy”) is a discontinued open-specification communication protocol designed primarily for delivering web content at Google. SPDY tries to control HTTP traffic to reduce web page load time and improve online security. SPDY is a Google Chrome networking technology in a nutshell.
I know you can launch Chrome with chrome.exe --disable-http2 to disable HTTP/2 for a quick test.
SPDY (pronounced SPeeDY) is a networking protocol developed by Google with the purpose of speeding up the delivery of web content. It does this by modifying HTTP traffic which in turn reduces web page latency, and improves web security.
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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