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rollsicecream
commented on June 20, 2024
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For the servers update, you're right about Proton VPN's server number but for Mullvad and IVPN, I actually made a PR fixing that here :
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kimg45
commented on June 20, 2024
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I would just link to their server page and not worry about it. The number of countries isn't even really important, if you're looking for a specific country then you'd still have to go check anyway.
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kimg45
commented on June 20, 2024
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I think I worded it to be accurate now. I think the main thing people want is to be able to access IPv6 services from the VPN not necessarily to connect to the VPN from an IPv6 address. So I think it makes sense to list it as a feature with a disclaimer that you can't connect from an IPv6 address.
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I-I-IT
commented on June 20, 2024
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Checked, that's great !
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jonaharagon
commented on June 20, 2024
As far as I can tell, Mullvad is the only one which allows you to connect from an IPv6 network, which is what the section on our website refers to.
The behavior you're seeing at IVPN is the opposite (allows IPv4 users to connect to IPv6 sites), so we're talking about two different things here. I don't think any changes need to be made.
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kimg45
commented on June 20, 2024
For the servers update, you're right about Proton VPN's server number but for Mullvad and IVPN, I actually made a PR fixing that here :
Seems the server count has gone up for ProtonVPN since the last PR and even since this issue was opened. I honesty question the need to keep a server count on PG since it's just going to be continuously out of date.
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jonaharagon
commented on June 20, 2024
Apparently we don't anymore, but I could have sworn at one point we simply said "91+ Countries" to avoid that problem (so that as long as the count doesn't drop, updating it is not a priority).
Switching (back) to that would be my preference, personally.
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I-I-IT
commented on June 20, 2024
About ipv6.
Jonah I see what you mean.
But I believe the wording make it look like something else : (My Phrasing is bad and can be improved.)
Mullvad allows you to \*\*access services hosted on IPv6\*\*, as opposed to other providers which block IPv6 connections.
In my view it should be something like
Mullvad
Mullvad allows connection to their VPN servers from devices, network or servers that only use ipv6, as opposed to other providers which deny such connections.
IVPN:
IVPN block connection to their VPN serversfrom devices, networks or servers that only use ipv6, but it does give you the option to use the VPN in ipv6 mode, allowing you to connect to sites that only accept ipv6 (very rare).
Proton:
Proton VPN has no support for ipv6, wheter for incoming connections to their servers or outcoming connections to websites.
Again, wording can be improved to make it easier to understand.
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I-I-IT
commented on June 20, 2024
What change did you made ?
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kimg45
commented on June 20, 2024
You can check on my PR. basically I just specified that you can't connect to IVPN from a device with an IPv6 address but you can get an IPv6 address from IVPN
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