Graphs are updated hourly.
Quick notes:- Browser Filter means that both the "A" and "AAAA" test failed. Browser (plugin/filter) shenanigans, likely with add-ons like ad blockers.
- Brokeness goes down, when volume goes up. This is due to having a wider sample of average people (versus people explicitly testing a new IPv6 setup).
These graphs show the last 60 days of activity at test-ipv6.com
Graph: shows result summaries, stacked. Total height shows number of users who took the test on a given day.
Similiar graph, except this time showing percentages.
The most interesting graph is the percentage of "broken" users. Our definition of a "broken" user is that the
browser stalls or times out, while attempting to visit a web site published on both IPv4 and IPv6.
Line graph, not stacked, of results over time.
These graphs show the last year of activity at test-ipv6.com
Graph: shows result summaries, stacked. Total height shows number of users who took the test on a given day.
Similiar graph, except this time showing percentages.
The most interesting graph is the percentage of "broken" users. Our definition of a "broken" user is that the
browser stalls or times out, while attempting to visit a web site published on both IPv4 and IPv6.
Line graph, not stacked, of results over time.
