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HTTP Stands for "Hyper Text Transfer Protocol", and is the protocol that applications use to access documents/webpages/data from the world wide web.
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Does the SPDY protocol eliminate the need for cookieless domains?
In the requests towards the (non-SPDY) website I work for i've seen requests with up to 4-5 KiB of request headers. (we kicked the offending javascript that caused that)
Assuming the SPDY compression …
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