HTTP/3 is a further development of the HTTP/2 protocol and has several advantages:
Faster connection establishment: HTTP/3 uses the QUIC protocol as a transport protocol, which enables a faster connection establishment than TCP. This leads to shorter loading times.
Better network utilization: HTTP/3 uses multiplexing to send multiple requests and responses simultaneously over a connection. This reduces the number of connections required and lowers the network load.
Less packet loss: HTTP/3 uses the QUIC protocol, which is based on UDP. UDP is less prone to packet loss than TCP, resulting in better performance.
More robust against network disturbances: HTTP/3 offers better resilience against network disturbances such as packet loss and latency through its implementation on the QUIC protocol.
Improved security: HTTP/3 offers through using encryption by default provides better security than HTTP/2. Overall, HTTP/3 offers better performance and greater resilience to network disruptions compared to HTTP/2.
