title: Force HTTP/2 With Chrome or Safari
body: <p>Is there some way to tell Chrome or Safari to use HTTP/2 on a specific URL/adress/server?</p>
  
  <p>I mean by changing some setting or such, not by implementing ALPN on the server socket or whatever might be needed. I want to try HTTP/2 on a server socket without waiting till I can have ALPN negotiation to tell the browsers to use HTTP/2. </p>
  
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  <p>Clarification: I have HTTP/2 enabled on Chrome (aka SPDY/4 via chrome://flags). It still doesn't probe my (TLS or plaintext) socket for HTTP/2 via Upgrade. I want to force Chrome to either do this, or assume HTTP/2 right off the bat. </p>
  
  <p>Also, I've read that Chrome won't support HTTP/2 over plaintext connections, even though the HTTP/2 standard allows it. But maybe there's some way around that. </p>