SPDY

Feature	Status	Dev Lead	QA Lead	Status
SPDY	Landed in Firefox 11	Pat McManus	Ioana Budnar	Signed off on Aurora

Summary

SPDY is a transport protocol designed as a successor to HTTP as part of Google's "Let's make the web faster" initiative.
The SPDY implementation wraps the existing HTTP implementation as a sort of in-browser proxy. This preserves all of the existing HTTP semantics and tools (e.g. firebug), while leveraging the on-the-wire benefits of SPDY.
This feature is targeted for Firefox 11.

After the user sets the network.http.spdy.enabled pref as true, all google services are using SPDY without any issues.
With the network.http.spdy.enabled pref set as true, www.contendo.com is using SPDY without any issues.
After the user sets the network.http.spdy.enabled pref as false, google services stop using SPDY without any issues.
HTTP/1.x based SSL pages work fine when the network.http.spdy.enabled pref is set as true.

All test cases were run on the Firefox version the feature is targeted for (Firefox 11.0).
All the major bugs have been fixed.