Interesting—bundles seem useful for simpler handling of offline pages, and perhaps for transacted versioning of resources (though there are other ways). How much actual performance difference is there, under HTTP/​2 + QUIC? The overhead of multiple requests seems pretty small, compared to the implicit serialization of bundling.
Are there other features which might get some of the same benefit? CDN aliasing would allow many distinct URLs for the same content, with decent edge caching (and invalidation control!), and most of the perf benefits of bundles and all of the anti-prediction benefits of randomization.
Interesting—bundles seem useful for simpler handling of offline pages, and perhaps for transacted versioning of resources (though there are other ways). How much actual performance difference is there, under HTTP/​2 + QUIC? The overhead of multiple requests seems pretty small, compared to the implicit serialization of bundling.
Are there other features which might get some of the same benefit? CDN aliasing would allow many distinct URLs for the same content, with decent edge caching (and invalidation control!), and most of the perf benefits of bundles and all of the anti-prediction benefits of randomization.