At the same time, the browser developers, almost without exception, refuse to implement SRV because they don't like the idea that they might have to do another DNS lookup prior to displaying a web page. And they lobby the W3C pretty hard to not standardize SRV for HTTP.That's a pretty serious impasse .. and one that I think is only going to be overcome by an equally strong lobbying movement from the DNS hosting industry, when we get tired of trying to educate end users on why CNAME at apex won't work (end users who don't–and shouldn't need to–care), and get tired of maintaining messy record synthesis processes.
I don't think that's a fight you're going to win. The ANAME kludge is ugly, but it's straightforward and a whole lot of DNS operators (including me) do it.
R's, john
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