Shared compression dictionaries #26257
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@pmeenan could you review this too? |
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LGTM. The links will probably need to be updated once the RFC publishes (already approved, just waiting for the gears to turn). |
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Linting issue should be fixed once w3c/browser-specs#1737 is merged and released |
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Oh if there's a proper RFC then we should wait for that. Unless it's going to be a while? Do you know the RFC number yet? |
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Don't have a number yet but it may take a while because it is waiting for the shared brotli draft to get a RFC number first (also approved for publication). I'll see if I can nudge it but it's probably a few months out if history is any indicator |
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Summary
Shared Compression Dictionary is a new standard to allow much smaller resource sizes by reusing either previous resources as dictionaries, or having a separate disctionary.
It is available using Brotli or the newer ZStd compression standards and has been available in Chrome since 130
This PR adds the changes to HTTP headers to BCD.
Test results and supporting details
https://chromestatus.com/feature/5124977788977152
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