Force QUIC/UDP?

[alang...@google.com]

I'm trying to force only QUIC/UDP communication in Chrome for testing a project.
I've enabled chrome://flags/#enable-quic, but QUIC communication only happens after a TCP roundtrip to get the HTTP headers that specify QUIC as an alternative protocol.

Is there a way to get Chrome to assume QUIC is enabled for all websites and use that by default without the initial TCP connection?

[Ryan Hamilton]

Alas, there is no such mechanism in Chrome. There is a --origin-to-force-quic-on=<host>:<port> which can be used to force QUIC for a single host:port, and to avoid the TCP requests. But nothing for multiple sites.

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