Sure, people are currently happy with the current state of affairs. That's different from hoping that IPv6 will fail, like the original poster did. btw: - Tr

Sure, people are currently happy with the current state of affairs. That's different from hoping that IPv6 will fail, like the original poster did. btw: - Tricks like HTTP host header partial rewriting cannot be done with HTTPS. Sure, there's SNI, but that doesn't change the bottleneck problem. - One IPv4 per household will be possible in USA, but other countries have much less IPv4 addresses. There's just not enough of them, and artificial scarcity makes no sense at all.