[sebazzz]

> As long as you have enterprise products like zscaler, that do not support IPv6

ZScaler is a burning piece of privacy-violating garbage that as a developer rather get rid of than have.

Nice for non-IT collegues who were previously protected by the corporate proxy server while working in the office, now work at home or other places, and are prone to scamming and visiting forbidden [by the employer] sites.

As a developer a system-wide MITM SSL-decrypting proxy server is a major pain in the ass. Every runtime of developer tools, python, Node, .NET, Docker, Linux (WSL) flavors, etc have their own way to trust root certificates, and as a web developer you do tend to touch a lot of different tools. Secondly, when you do a bit of devops, you can't even check basic things like checking if a website has the correct (valid) SSL certificate without RDP-ing to some server which doesn't have ZScaler installed.

Sorry for my rant. But I'm not allowed to disable ZScaler - but am forced to live with it.