Yeah, problem is that we’re competing with ~99.99% for IPv4. So until IPv6 gets in that ballpark, most Internet servers (HTTP and friends) will still need to IP

Yeah, problem is that we’re competing with ~99.99% for IPv4. So until IPv6 gets in that ballpark, most Internet servers (HTTP and friends) will still need to IPv4 addresses. And as long as that is true, many companies won’t bother and their service will be IPv4 only. Meaning ISPs must continue to offer IPv4 connectivity to their customers. A true chicken and egg problem. At this rate, we’ll be struggling with IP-shortages, CGNAT and other fun things for decades to come. And it’s all so unnecessary.