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IE11, Windows Blue could support Google's SPDY protocol
Another tantalizing tidbit has emerged from last month's leaked IE11 build: the possibility that the next version of Internet Explorer could support Google's SPDY technology for faster browser-server communications.It's not working yet, but SPDY "is being implemented," said Rafael Rivera of the Within Windows blog. Paul Thurrot of WinSuperSite also said SPDY is coming.The SPDY support is at the operating system level, meaning that WOW Fast and Safe Power Leveling other software besides just IE11 could take advantage of it, Rivera said.Microsoft declined to comment on the matter.Google has rounded up several allies to standardize SPDY technology, which streamlines the HTTP technology governing how browsers request Web pages and how Web servers deliver them. But despite broadening support, including in Firefox and Amazon's Silk browser, Microsoft preferred its alternative approach called HTTP Speed+Mobility.Related storiesWindows 8.1 'boot to desktop' rumor: Wishful thinking?No Microsoft Office for iOS, Android until fall 2014?Windows Blue poised to become Windows 8.1Change of heart? IE11 might speed Web graphics with WebGLWindows Blue to let you sync your Start screen across devicesBut change is in the air. Microsoft's IE team is, if not as fast-moving as those at Google and Mozilla, getting nimbler about its decisions. It's embraced a slew of newer Web standards with IE9 and now IE10, and seems likely to reverse its opposition to WebGL, a standard that eases hardware-acelerated graphics on the Web.HTML expert Francois Remy detected non-working interfaces for WebGL, but Rivera went a step farther, getting some WebGL features to work on the IE11 build.The IE11 build arrived as part of a leak of Windows Blue, the next version of Microsoft's operating system. Windows Blue will be called Windows 8.1 when wow power leveling eu it arrives, according to ZDNet blogger Mary Jo Foley.
IE11, Windows Blue could support Google's SPDY protocol