IPV6 only Google Search
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@JonathanLee said in IPV6 only Google Search:
Anyone else use this
https://ipv6.google.com/
ipv6 only search engine
I use this all the time. Is there a problem with it or did you just discover it?
This is the ipv6 URL for accessing the same data as when using the ipv4 URL form what I can tell. -
@jdeloach Just found it, I am searching for IPv6 only websites, apps, services.
I found this one also..
https://k6usy.net/
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@JonathanLee said in IPV6 only Google Search:
https://ipv6.google.com/
I use the classic
https://www.google.com/and my browser tells me that it's using IPv6.
Like most places these days.
forum.netgate.com is has IPv6 avaible for years now.IPv4 is also available, if needed. And that's the beautify of it : we shouldn't care ^^
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@Gertjan my ISP does not provide IPv6 natively
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I used them https://tunnelbroker.net/ for years.
Not the fastest, usage condition may apply as their connection can be seen as a VPN ... -
@Gertjan I have that issue I have to have special lists for IPv4 only sites like Netflix and Google so it doesn’t say vpn detected
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@AriKelly what point are you trying to make? Your post history is ... odd, generic text. Like you explaining in a TNSR post from Netage what TNSR is. I'd say your a bot .. or are you a human?
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@AriKelly said in IPV6 only Google Search:
be aware that not all websites might be fully optimized for it yet
Web servers ..... no, any, every 'server' doesn't care, know or deal with IPv6 or IPv4.
A server accepts a "connect" over an incoming 'channel'. If this channel was using UDP, IPv6, TCP, IPv4 or the info came in by SMS, a postal letter, pigeons, or by tam-tam, the server doesn't care. It's irrelevant.@AriKelly said in IPV6 only Google Search:
to unlock special features
The only thing that needs to be unlocked :
The admin's readiness to implement IPv6 "on his side".
Some help (all the help) from the used ISP is essential, otherwise, use this (example) https://tunnelbroker.net/.
Web server : hosts that are IPv4 only don't exist anymore (I didn't actually checked this).Google and others held their IPv6 day somewhere in 2012. I think you're a bit late to the show ... ^^
Wait ... I'm rambling against a AI promoting bot here ... ?
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@Gertjan said in IPV6 only Google Search:
Wait ... I'm rambling against a AI promoting bot here ... ?
I do think so :) ... I thought about reporting it/him as spam after the TNSR post. But decided against it since it doesn't promote anything, no URLs ... just useless infos.
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Yup seems like spam. Deleted.
