A bit nitpicky but: > No HTTPS means worse performance, because HTTP 2.0 require...

SahAssar on June 27, 2022 | parent | context | favorite | on: Consider disabling HTTPS auto redirects

A bit nitpicky but:

> No HTTPS means worse performance, because HTTP 2.0 requires it

HTTP 2.0 actually does not require it, the spec allows for it over unencrypted connections. All browsers have decided to only enable it over TLS connections though.