Do you offer HTTP 2?

HTTP/2 is available on Personal, Business, Reseller, and VPS hosting packages with cPanel/WHM, requiring HTTPS to take advantage of its benefits.

Views 554Updated 1 anPublished on 25/08/2018by Sebastian Szlivka

Currently, HTTP/2 is offered on Personal, Business, Reseller hosting packages and on VPS with cPanel/WHM.
VPS with Webuzo control panel do not currently offer this protocol. To benefit from the advantages of HTTP/2, it is necessary for the owned website to be accessed via the secure version (HTTPS).

More details about this protocol can be found by accessing the link Update June

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