I'm working on a project that revolves around using full duplex HTTP connections. By the time I finish my project, I hope that all major browsers will have this feature implemented. I know that popular server-side JavaScript platforms like Deno and Node already support it, but are there any browsers out there currently enabling full duplex HTTP connections?
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WebSockets are the go-to for full duplex connections in browsers. However, it's important to note that standard HTTP connections aren't full duplex. If you're looking for a workable solution right now, check out the WebSocket standard.
HTTP/2 is indeed fully duplex, and some argue that HTTP/1 can achieve similar results. However, if you're aiming for a streamlined approach without needing additional third-party scripts, leveraging HTTP/2 might be your best bet for dealing with streams of data seamlessly.
While WebSockets do allow full duplex, keep in mind that they consume a whole TCP socket. On the other hand, HTTP/2 supports full duplex capabilities while sharing connections, which might be a better fit for your project.
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