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The estimable Mark Allman has a new paper out in the latest ACM CCR dealing with data collection around buffering in the Internet. If you r...

This post is a mixture of research and speculation. The speculative thinking is about how to manage priorities among a large number of paral...

I just landed some interesting code for bug 792438 . It should be in the December 6th nightly, and If it sticks it will be part of Firefox 2...

A brief note on http pipeline status - you may have read on mozilla planet yesterday that Chrome has this technology enabled. That's not...

I have been working on HTTP/2.0 standardization efforts in the IETF . Lots has been going on lately, lots of things are still in flux, and ...

The Firefox 15 development window just opened and I checked into inbound a cool feature that had been sitting in my queue for a little whil...

There are many awesome things about the Firefox networking layer. However realtime visibility into what its doing is not on that list. Tha...

Well - look at what this morning brings: some Twitter.com enabled SPDY goodness in my firefox nightly! (below) spdy is currently enabled in...

Huzzah to Mark Nottingham , chair of the IETF HTTP Working Group. He proposes rechartering the group to "specify (sic) HTTP/2.0 an imp...

RST_STREAM turns out to be a feature of spdy that I under appreciated for a long time. The concept is simple enough - either end of the conn...

A use case for SPDY header compression: http://pix04.revsci.net/F09828/a4/0/0/0.js 380 bytes of gzipped javascript (550 uncompressed), sen...

Long router queue sizes on the web continue to be a hot networking topic - Jim Gettys has a long interview in ACM queue . Large unmanaged ...