Device name: HTC One M8

From "Settings > About Chrome"
Application version: 54.0.2798.0
OS: Android 6.0.0; HTC One_M8 Build/MRA58K

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Steps to reproduce:

(1) Load a page over HTTP/2 that loads multiple images using Javascript (for example the attached index.html, with the given cat.jpg)

Expected result:

All images load and have their correct filesize displayed
(with the example index.html file, the page should display "Loaded: 500/500 (0 errored)")

Actual result:

Some of the images will fail to load, appearing as a 200 response, but with a size of 0B in the Inspector
(with the example index.html file, the page displays "Loaded: 374/500 (126 errored)". The number of errors is variable, usually 100-200)


Notes:

This has been reproduced on multiple devices (HTC One M8, HTC 10, Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge)
This has been reproduced on multiple Chrome versions:
* Chrome 51.0.2704.81 (32-bit)
* Chrome Beta (52.0.2743.62) (32-bit)
* Chromium Developer Build 54.0.2798.0 (32-bit) (code fetched & build on 15/Jul/2016)

It was observed that Chrome Dev 53.0.2782.9 (64-bit) did not encounter this issue, so it may be limited to 32 bit builds.

This issue was originally encountered on a commercial load balancer acting as the HTTP/2 web server, but I was able to be reproduced using the attached minimal server using the Go standard library, running on an "Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.4.0-28-generic x86_64)" Digital Ocean droplet, with go version go1.6.2 linux/amd64.

The issue does not appear when requesting the assets over HTTP/1.1 (by running the given Go server with the environment variable "GODEBUG=http2server=0" set.

Dumping a chrome://net-internals recording shows a large number of HTTP2_SESSION_STALLED_MAX_STREAMS events, and following the stream of a given failed asset we see a HTTP2_SESSION_SEND_RST_STREAM with description = "", status = 5 & a valid stream_id.

It was seen that lowering the max concurrent stream limit to a much lower value (we went from 200 down to 25 on our commercial load balancer) reduces the likelihood of this issue, but does not fully resolve it.
 

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