I wonder to what degree this is simply because the Interface for proper IPv6 management has had less work and therefore is much more restricted. On the router

I wonder to what degree this is simply because the Interface for proper IPv6 management has had less work and therefore is much more restricted. On the router I bought myself, there are a lot of settings for IPv4, and not a lot more than an 'enable-disable' toggle for IPv6. I guess this is so they can state 'supports IPv6', but for any real use, it is useless.