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Does React Native support SPDY?
See original GitHub issueDoes XMLHttpRequest or Fetch support SPDY in React Native?
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RN uses NSURLSession so on iOS 8 it will use SPDY, and on iOS 9 and 10 it will use HTTP/2. Servers like NGINX are retiring SPDY so it probably makes sense to use HTTP/2.
RN supports HTTP/2 on iOS 9 and 10 (using NSURLSession) and Android (using OkHttp 3.4.1).
@matth3wga0 Did you find a way to make it work ?