I dont give much consideration to lexapro in my exp . When i was trying to discover what was wrong with me , i had access to it and it did nothing more than make me more agitated and unhinged in terms of my ADHD . Mind you , that was the lowest dose . I cannot stand SSRIs and for ADHD , it is the last line of DOC ' s before the MD says , well , thats it . No more meds until we figure out whats actually wrong with you . <| sep |> It ' s true that your server needs to support HTTP 2 . Regarding the multiple requests though , I believe that HTTP 2 uses a single connection to download all content from the server . To quote the excellent answer from stack overflow The bundling optimization was introduced as a best practice when using HTTP 1 . 1 because browsers could only open a limited number of connections to a particular domain . A typical web page has 30 resources to download in order to be rendered . With HTTP 1 . 1 , a browser opens 6 connections to the server , request 6 resources in parallel , wait for those to be downloaded , then request other 6 resources and so forth or course some resource will be downloaded faster than others and that connection could be reused before than others for another request . The point being that with HTTP 1 . 1 you can only have at most 6 outstanding requests . To download 30 resources you would need 5 roundtrips , which adds a lot of latency to the page rendering . In order to make the page rendering faster , with HTTP 1 . 1 the application developer had to reduce the number of requests for a single page . This lead to best practices such as domain sharding , resource inlining , image spriting , resource bundling , etc . , but these are in fact just clever hacks to workaround HTTP 1 . 1 protocol limitations . With HTTP 2 things are different because HTTP 2 is multiplexed . Even without HTTP 2 Push , the multiplexing feature of HTTP 2 renders all those hacks useless , because now you can request hundreds of resources in parallel using a single TCP connection . With HTTP 2 , the same 30 resources would require just 1 roundtrip to be downloaded , giving you a straight 5 x performance increase in that operation that typically dominates the page rendering time .