Firefox 36 Brings Full HTTP/2 Support

[ssokolow]

I know right? About time. Though I'm not really keen on the word "partial" being used. I just hope I can get decent 1080p video playback, and preferably lower CPU usage. I'm not entirely sure but I think FF is now the most CPU-heavy browser, while Chrome is the most RAM heavy.

I vaguely remember "partial" just meaning that they only implemented the parts YouTube actually used, rather than features that would be used for... say... some kind of in-browser non-linear video editor.

[schmidtbag]

after reading beta notes, finally they decided to support Media Source Extensions

I know right? About time. Though I'm not really keen on the word "partial" being used. I just hope I can get decent 1080p video playback, and preferably lower CPU usage. I'm not entirely sure but I think FF is now the most CPU-heavy browser, while Chrome is the most RAM heavy.

[samdraz]

after reading beta notes, finally they decided to support Media Source Extensions

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Firefox 36 Brings Full HTTP/2 Support

Mozilla is officially releasing Firefox 36.0 today and with this version comes a number of new features...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Mozilla-Firefox-36-Released