HTTP/3
HTTP/3 is the current performance frontier for web delivery. CDNs enable it automatically; understand it for performance tuning and debugging.
What It Defines
HTTP/3 over QUIC. Eliminates TCP head-of-line blocking for multiplexed HTTP requests. Built-in TLS 1.3 via QUIC. Major CDNs and browsers support it by default.
Canonical (Normative)
Convenient (Practical)
The canonical publication point for finalized RFCs. If a protocol is standardized as an RFC, the RFC Editor text is the normative final reference. Published by the IETF, IRTF, IAB, and independent stream.
Related Specs
HTTP/3 runs on QUIC. Modern CDNs and browsers use it by default. It fixes TCP's head-of-line blocking problem for multiplexed requests.
This is the core contract of every web API, browser request, and server response. You can't design or debug HTTP without knowing this.