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Http/2 Server Push for App/Common Bundles
See original GitHub issueI only found this old and seemingly outdated information about http/2 server push support in next.js.
For our production next.js app, neither _app.js nor commons.*.js are loaded via http/2 server push. I checked using the Chrome 71 Network tab in column “Initiator”.
Could server push of these resources bring performance improvements for the load time of a next.js app? How would it be possible to activate it, if at all?
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@fabb +1. My “Next Preload Headers” module sometimes causes a “can’t add headers to already sent response” message which I believe is harmless could be an indication that next.js is the only place to put preload links into the header due without any side effects. I am fairly new at node so if an expert could help take that plugin to the next level it would benefit most next.js users performance I think.
Thank you. Any idea why next.js does not put preload links to the header by default?