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curl add http/3 support by default

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Maintainer: @stangri

Hi,

cURL OpenWrt package currently does not support HTTP/3 support but should. This protocol is now widely used everywhere, is supported in all major browsers, and has many advantages over HTTPS/2 including speed and privacy.

For example https-dns-proxy can now use HTTP/3 for DNS resolvers that use it. DNS is extremely latency sensitive in which a faster protocol would benefit it and be noticeable on pageload and responsiveness on OpenWrt connected devices.

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Research direction

Start in the net/curl package directory linked in the issue and inspect how its current build configuration handles protocol support. Compare the related https-dns-proxy package's HTTP/3 usage and review the discussion for the agreed approach. Done means the OpenWrt curl package supports HTTP/3 by default.

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Assessment

Domain
networking
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Active
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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