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WebOCs and HTTP/2

If you’ve built an application using the old Web Browser Control (mshtml, aka Internet Explorer), you might notice that by default it does not support HTTP/2. For instance, a trivial WebOC host loading Akamai’s HTTP2 test page: When your program is running on any build of Windows 10, you can set a Feature Control KeyContinue reading “WebOCs and HTTP/2”

Posted byericlaw2019-12-122020-03-11Posted inbrowsers, dev, webTags:HTTP2, WebOCLeave a comment on WebOCs and HTTP/2

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Impatient optimist. Dad. Author/speaker. Created Fiddler & SlickRun. PM @ Microsoft 2001-2012, and 2018-, working on Office, IE, and Edge. Now working on Microsoft Defender. My words are my own, I do not speak for any other entity.

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