Use IPv6 for both your homepage and the stream
At the moment, both the Twitch homepage and the actual streaming servers are only reachable over the old IPv4. As there already are providers which only connect their users with DualStack-Lite (this means, IPv6 native and IPv4 over a relatively slow tunnel protocol), it would be good for bandwith-expensive websites like twitch to be reachable over IPv6 - for both the homepage and the streaming servers.

9 comments
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Saibolp commented
End of 2020 and Germany still don't get IPv6 connectivity to Twitch.
Often i got big problems watching twitch or getting on amazon.
So wtf get it done already...
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Gwemox commented
According to PeeringDB Twitch supports IPV6: https://www.peeringdb.com/asn/46489
They announced several prefixes at the end of May: https://bgp.he.net/AS46489However still no traffic with a French ISP : https://as24904.kwaoo.net/as-stats/history.php?as=46489&peerusage=0&v=4
Maybe it will happen soon!
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hagehaxo commented
It's 2020. Please.
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リリオ commented
The end of 2019 is approaching, but it haven't responded yet ...
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猴哥儿 commented
2019 year and it's still not implemented,
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Wojtek Ślawski commented
2018 year and it's still not implemented, like WTF?!
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Nazgulh commented
it's time for IPV6
https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html -
Рустам «Second_Fry» Губайдуллин commented
It's time to move forward, Twitch ;)
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Daniel Manser commented
Yes I definitely recommend adding IPv6, IPv6 peering is often MUCH better than ipv4, it will therefore increase the streaming quality for millions of users that already have IPv6 - not to mention those that are on slow tunnel protocols...