It is now possible to experiment with HTTP/3 thanks to some collaboration between Cloudflare and Google Chrome teams. And of course, this site is HTTP/3 enabled for those who use Google Chrome Canary builds (at least for now).

It seems that Safari received support for USB/Lightning or NFC based FIDO2-compliant security keys in iOS 13.3 beta. This makes using 2FA security keys much easier on iOS devices. Finally, I will be able to use NFC based security keys on my iOS devices.

Google experiments with new networking stack called Snap to replace TCP/IP on datacenters. I wonder if this will end up as a draft somewhere like previous examples such as SPDY or QUIC. Of course, it is much harder to implement such a thing on the wild compared to a controlled environment such as a datacenter. However, this might spark some extra research in this area.

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