Doesn‘t that mean I‘ll get all assets pushed to my client every time I visit any page of your site, regardless of the file‘s cache status?
That does not seem to be a good tradeoff, especially on mobile.
That does not seem to be a good tradeoff, especially on mobile.
I still don't see how HTTP/2 Push is solving any real-world problems [1] besides Google being able to push ads so that it counts as an impression even if the client blocks ads.
[1] I don't count the slightly faster initial page load since I'm getting that junk on every page load via push even if I already have it, so I'm paying with my data allowance. If you want your site to load fast, just fix your goddamn bloat.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29352282/does-the-browse...
And this feature shows as merged into ff56:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1367551
Cache digests are about the client telling the server what items it has cached so push doesn't even start, not about canceling pushes.