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See <https://answers.netlify.com/t/conditional-headers-based-on-user-agent/415/16> Hey folks! Just wanted to mention that our product team has made a decision not to ever support HTTP/2 server push, since Chrome is going to deprecate it. We’ll focus on supporting HTTP/3 in the medium term instead, since it will offer better performance gains. -- Chris McCraw, Director of Support, Netlify, 17 Mar 2021
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See https://answers.netlify.com/t/conditional-headers-based-on-user-agent/415/16
Hey folks! Just wanted to mention that our product team has made a
decision not to ever support HTTP/2 server push, since Chrome is going
to deprecate it. We’ll focus on supporting HTTP/3 in the medium term
instead, since it will offer better performance gains.
-- Chris McCraw, Director of Support, Netlify, 17 Mar 2021