Chrome SPDY indicator (extension)(devthought.com)
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Chrome SPDY indicator (extension)
http://www.devthought.com/2012/03/10/chrome-spdy-indicator/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+devthought+%28Devthought+-+Guillermo+Rauch%27s+Blog%29
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Here's a version for Firefox:
https://github.com/chengsun/moz-spdy-indicator
Impressive, many thanks - I was reading up on how to use visitResponseHeaders but you saved me a bunch of time.
Is that you in the top three Google Code-in 2011 Grand Prize Winners? I guess we can look forward to great things from you over the years.
Is that you in the top three Google Code-in 2011 Grand Prize Winners? I guess we can look forward to great things from you over the years.
Yep, that was me :) I worked on better integration of VLC plugin in browsers on Linux; that was a lot of fun.
Thanks! I guess I can now rm -rf moz-spdy-indicator my work-in-progress. :)
chengsun: in indicator.js, what is the lifetime of SPDYObserver.cache? SPDYObserver.observer() saves every URL in the cache, but never flushes old URLs from the cache.
I was concerned about that as well. I just rewrote the observer to store data with the tab instead of in the cache indefinitely.
chrome://net-internals/#spdy
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Hey, and I only have to give the extension access to all of my data on all websites, and the contents of every tab I open in Chrome!
I wish add-on mechanisms for browsers had finer-grained permissions.
I wish add-on mechanisms for browsers had finer-grained permissions.
It's open source so you don't have to trust his word: https://github.com/guille/chrome-spdy-indicator
But I guess the beta and SPDY support is far too young for now.
The only indicator I have is the response headers will add
...which I see on Google services and now twitter.
I guess someone could write an extension to watch the response headers and show an indicator.