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by pornel
2591 days ago
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Prioritization works within a single HTTP/2 connection. Ads are generally served by a 3rd party, and while there are some limited ways of sharing HTTP/2 connections across origins, I don't think any ad servers offer such a close integration. Besides, sites already have blunt tools they can use if they really wanted to force ads to load first. This feature is more for site developers who care about performance. Instead of tweaking the markup and adding hints to help browsers request resources in the right order, they can now set the priorities directly and precisely. |
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