I wonder how whether it's that turning off IPv6 actually improved your connection or just the good old restart-o-jutsu showing its powers again. Many routers so

I wonder how whether it's that turning off IPv6 actually improved your connection or just the good old restart-o-jutsu showing its powers again. Many routers soft-reboot or, at the very least, reestablish internet connection which often fixes stuff. I have enabled IPv6 for years and my conclusion is that IPv6 is never the problem. People simply never consider whether there is a confounding variable involved, and immediately jump to the conclusion that disabling IPv6 == problem solved.