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That doesn't mean much. browsers etc usually request both AAAA and A in parallel, then try to connect to both in parallel (as soon as either reply comes in), an
by evgpbfhnr 4y ago
That doesn't mean much. browsers etc usually request both AAAA and A in parallel, then try to connect to both in parallel (as soon as either reply comes in), and use whichever established connection first.
Look for "happy eyeballs"
That being said, looking at real stats (number of packets/bytes through ipv4 and ipv6 firewall on my home router) I have a x1.56 ratio in favor of ipv6. It really depends on what content you consume though.