Re: [quicwg/base-drafts] Certificate compression (#134)

Victor Vasiliev <notifications@github.com> Tue, 24 January 2017 06:34 UTC

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I am still working on figuring out what would be the impact of compression with and without a pre-shared dictionary, as well as what dictionary we should use.  I expect to have some preliminary answers in a week or two.

With regards to the other ways of compression, I feel like both RFC 7924 and QUIC-style cached certificate chain should not matter in most cases since if we talked to a host before, what we really want is to just do a session resumption.  But I might be wrong, and I am not sure how a cert cache would behave in real-life situations when a lot of sites use it.

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