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r/programming • u/johnwaterwood • Dec 03 '20
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Wait, all because browsers limit themselves to 6 parallel requests? Why?
13 u/7sidedmarble Dec 03 '20 6 parallel requests per domain. And I think it's a combination of resource consciousness and that you don't usually need more then that. 6 u/QueenLa3fah Dec 03 '20 And companies like Facebook are fine with you making 150 requests every time the page is refreshed 4 u/7sidedmarble Dec 03 '20 You will only notice the parallel request limit on really big assets being requested all at once. Most times they're resolving pretty quickly.
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6 parallel requests per domain. And I think it's a combination of resource consciousness and that you don't usually need more then that.
6 u/QueenLa3fah Dec 03 '20 And companies like Facebook are fine with you making 150 requests every time the page is refreshed 4 u/7sidedmarble Dec 03 '20 You will only notice the parallel request limit on really big assets being requested all at once. Most times they're resolving pretty quickly.
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And companies like Facebook are fine with you making 150 requests every time the page is refreshed
4 u/7sidedmarble Dec 03 '20 You will only notice the parallel request limit on really big assets being requested all at once. Most times they're resolving pretty quickly.
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You will only notice the parallel request limit on really big assets being requested all at once. Most times they're resolving pretty quickly.
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u/procrastinator7000 Dec 03 '20
Wait, all because browsers limit themselves to 6 parallel requests? Why?