Careful with jumping on the IPv6 bandwagon too fast. Everyone acts like it's the holy grail but forgets it's still riddled with issues like DNS leaks and setup headaches. sometimes IPv4 proxies just work better for stability and compatibility, especially if you're doing delicate stuff. don't get blinded by the hype, test both in your environment before making big moves.

Thanks for all the input, folks, interesting takes. Yeah, a lot of sites still lag on IPv6 so switching proxies ain't gonna fix the core issue if you're still getting blocked on the same shit. I agree, IPv6 can be faster and less congested but it's still kinda new in the big picture. Most ppl will probably keep the old school IPv4 for a while until the dust settles.