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Following some discussions during #IETF last week (in the hallway and on various mailing lists), the awesome #IPvFoo extension now shows in Mozilla #FireFox if connections used H1, H2, or H3, not just IPv4-vs-IPv6! This is helpful for seeing how that angle of Happy Eyeballs works.
(It would work in the Chrome version as well but the interface for getting at this info is broken and always returns H1.)
Note that if the connection starts with H2 but then switches to H3 for later objects on the hostname (eg, if you have an Alt-Svc record) then it will show H3 rather than H2.
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Following some discussions during #IETF last week (in the hallway and on various mailing lists), the awesome #IPvFoo extension now shows in Mozilla #FireFox if connections used H1, H2, or H3, not just IPv4-vs-IPv6! This is helpful for seeing how that angle of Happy Eyeballs works.
(It would work in the Chrome version as well but the interface for getting at this info is broken and always returns H1.)
Note that if the connection starts with H2 but then switches to H3 for later objects on the hostname (eg, if you have an Alt-Svc record) then it will show H3 rather than H2.
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#IPv6 nerds, there's a useful browser extension called IPvFoo that displays the IP protocol and address of each element on the page. This can help you track if:
- The site you are visiting and any of its dependencies support IPv6.
- Your ISP's IPv6 support is working properly at any given time.Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ipvfoo-pmarks/
Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ipvfoo/ecanpcehffngcegjmadlcijfolapggal