[coldpie]

What if the website you want to visit doesn't support IPv6?

[danyork]

Ask the website owner when they will support IPv6! (and you can point them to tutorials like this one: http://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360/resources/making-co... )

It would be great if more websites supported IPv6. Like, oh, (cough)(cough)HN(cough)(cough).

[zaphoyd]

In this case, your network is probably doing NAT64 or you should be doing it.

For non-HTTPS web there is also: https://www.sixxs.net/tools/gateway/

[akira2501]

NAT64? It's still an absolute mess. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAT64:

"Not everything is accessible with NAT64, such as SIP, Skype, MSN, and sites with IPv4 literals.[a] However, 464XLAT RFC 6877,[3] which uses NAT64, allows for such protocols over ipv6 only connections."

[zaphoyd]

Agreed. None of the options for accessing IPv4 only websites via IPv6 only hosts are great. If you are running an IPv4 only website or service this should hopefully worry you.

[mhurron]

Everybody still supports IPv4 on the client. You run dual stack.