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I'd like to know how to disable automatically using SPDY protocol in Google Chrome. I need to make some IDS related tests and for that purpose I'd like to temporarily access Twitter or Google using HTTP SSL and not SPDY. Is there even an option to disable it in Chrome? I couldn't find anything on Google. Regards! Well, you just need to run chrome with SPDY support disabled, that's all! Like this: "...\chrome.exe" --use-spdy=off you can check all the setting by going to chrome://flags/ and disable spdy there and relaunch chrome. Rob [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome]

Thanks to Google and Stack Overflow, I think I understood the difference between regular HTTP pipelining and HTTP multiplexing (e.g., with SPDY), so I made the diagram below to show the differences between pipelining and multiplexing based on three regular HTTP requests. My two questions are: Is the image correct? Is it true that if pipelining would not have the head-of-line blocking problem it would be as fast as HTTP multiplexing? Or did I miss an additional difference? igrigorik It's not incorrect, but there is an important aspect it omits. HTTP requires that you deliver the entire response

I and a few of my colleagues got the net::ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR error. We use ngnix version 1.8.0. The error is not stable (hard to replicate), and the Ngnix error log doesn't have this error. How would you advise we catch and resolve this? I came across this question when trying to find help for the problem I was facing with ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR on Chrome. Thought this might benefit others. Our situation / solution: We use an AWS Application Load Balancer connected to EC2 instances. One of the scripts we run on EC2 proxies requests from the client browser. We recently updated the script