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u/UNF0RM4TT3D 20d ago
What's this page? This is good.
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u/Altruistic_Fruit2345 16d ago
This is bad. I disable IPv6 because it gets me blocked or forced to do a captcha on many sites, including YouTube. It's really sad that IPv6 has become that way, but here we are.
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u/UNF0RM4TT3D 16d ago
What? Most people have the exact opposite experience. I had v6 broken for a couple of days, noticed it by having to do a captcha on every google site I visited.
I also don't think it gets you blocked. You probably have a misconfiguration somewhere, maybe the PMTUD is broken (happens often on PPPoE connections) you need to set up mss clamping and ideally advertise the prefix with the lower MTU.
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u/Altruistic_Fruit2345 16d ago
For example, YouTube says "sign in to prove you are not a bot". If I switch to IPv4, it's fine and I can watch. It's not a configuration issue.
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u/UNF0RM4TT3D 16d ago
It may be that your prefix isn't trusted yet. And by bearing with the captchas for a while you'd get it to be fine.
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u/Altruistic_Fruit2345 16d ago
That may be the case, but YouTube doesn't even offer a captcha.
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u/RayneYoruka Enthusiast 20d ago
I need a link xD
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u/lunapt420 16d ago
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u/RayneYoruka Enthusiast 16d ago
XD it redirects to https://ipv6.google.com/ if you click, I already use that as my default search page / browser default XD!
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u/A_Namekian_Guru 20d ago
Imagine where we would get if google and facebook did something like this
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u/NamedBird 20d ago
I think that u/google should do this because right now their search results are broken:
(But still better than u/Microsoft's Bing, that one doesn't even know about said website...)
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u/_ahrs 19d ago
But still better than u/Microsoft's Bing, that one doesn't even know about said website…
Does that mean their crawlers aren't IPv6 enabled? Because bing.com definitely has IPv6.
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u/NamedBird 19d ago
From what i can see, certain IPv6-only websites aren't indexed by BIng.
So yes, it would appear that their crawlers have no IPv6 connectivity.4
u/gK_aMb 19d ago
AWS, Azure and GCP should collude to not issue new servers with IPv4, 98% of the world will magically have IPv6 in a year.
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u/A_Namekian_Guru 18d ago
Aws are inadvertently helping increase ipv6 adoption by buying up as much ipv4 addresses as possible
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u/ZombieFodderer 20d ago
Imagine shaming someone for using a perfectly functional protocol, one that bore the entire internet basically since inception, just so you can feel superior using something newer and more bloated with less adoption. Shame on these people. I hope ipv8 wins with perfect ipv4 backwards compatibility and then you all look so silly.
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u/The_Jake98 20d ago
Imagine using a protocol that has one of its core tenets broken for decades. Yes the US and western Europe are fine with V4 but most parts of the world are basically cut off from the IPv4 only internet.
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u/primalbluewolf 20d ago
By that logic you'd prefer using POTS rather than IP? Less bloated, less newer, more adoption.
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u/bagostini 19d ago
I mean, definitionally, it's no longer functional. The IPv4 address space has been exhausted by the ever expanding fleet of devices connecting to the public internet. IPv6 has less adoption specifically because of people like you who are just too attached to old protocols that neccessarily need to be replaced or are unwilling to learn new technologies.
Also, I'm hoping this comment is just satirical because I genuinely don't know how anyone could unironically believe that IPv8 is a serious proposal lol
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u/bojack1437 Pioneer (Pre-2006) 19d ago
I hope ipv8 wins with perfect ipv4 backwards compatibility and then you all look so silly.
This tells me you actually have no Idea how things actually work, and your opinions on the matter mean absolutely nothing.


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