Question QUIC protocol in Google Chrome

[Vatanaz]

Google uses the QUIC protocol enabled by default. Is it possible to disable it in flags without fear of any serious consequences?
* chrome desktop version 94.0.4606.81

 

[kanewolf]

Google uses the QUIC protocol enabled by default. Is it possible to disable it in flags without fear of any serious consequences?
* chrome desktop version 94.0.4606.81

What benefit do you believe you will get by disabling it? Looking at the definition, it should improve streaming traffic -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QUIC

 

[Vatanaz]

What benefit do you believe you will get by disabling it? Looking at the definition, it should improve streaming traffic -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QUIC

Over the past two months (maybe more), this error appears from time to time:

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I came across this article - https://support.umbrella.com/hc/en-...032-Symptoms-of-QUIC-enabled-on-Google-Chrome
For the test, today I disabled QUIC in Google chrome. The error is not visible yet (it appeared spontaneously, but it appeared every day). I didn't notice any other deviation for the worse when disabling QUIC.

*I use DoT and DoH to encrypt DNS traffic.

 

[Vatanaz]

UPD: A day has passed, after disabling the above flag, there were no problems.

 

[kanewolf]

UPD: A day has passed, after disabling the above flag, there were no problems.

Disabling that protocol should help if your internet drops packets. The traffic will revert to TCP (I think). As long as your internet is fairly fast it should be OK.

 

[Vatanaz]

Disabling that protocol should help if your internet drops packets. The traffic will revert to TCP (I think). As long as your internet is fairly fast it should be OK.

Yes, HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 work.

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