Chunked transfer encoding – browser behavior

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afaik browsers needs some payload to start render chunks as they received.
Curl is of course an exception.

Try to send about 1KB of arbitrary data before your first chunk.

If you are doing everything correctly, browsers should render chunks as they received.

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