SSL with GZIP and/or HTTP2

2	Is there any way to enable gzip and/or HTTP/2 on an https site with Webfaction? All the topics I can find on gzip are over a year old, and let's encrypt has made SSL much more common. gzip ssl https http2 asked 16 Sep '16, 23:51 primalco 31●3 accept rate: 0%

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1	So... still no way to speed up HTTPS sites on Webfaction? permanent link answered 20 Sep '16, 07:23 listit 21●3 accept rate: 0% At this time, no. However, we're looking into ways to resolve that. (20 Sep '16, 16:12) seanf

compression on HTTP has been disabled due to the BREACH vulnerability. It is expected this vulnerability will not be patched, because it has been removed in APACHE 2.

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answered 17 Sep '16, 03:55

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Yes I saw numerous posts about BREACH and was checking if there were any new developments as most posts were years old.

Some hosts have implemented Brotli compression and also support HTTP/2, but I don't know if Webfaction has any plans for speeding up HTTPS sites.

(19 Sep '16, 22:12) primalco

0	You can now selectively enable and disable gzip compression for HTTPS websites via our control panel at: https://my.webfaction.com/websites permanent link answered 25 May '17, 16:14 seanf 12.1k●2●16●35 accept rate: 37%

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