VPN services that support IPv6?

comXyz

Does anyone know a VPN service that supports IPv6?

The internet connection in my area is supper slow without VPN, I tried KeepSolid and FastestVPN, but can't access IPv6 VPSes.

Thanks.

chocolateshirt

@comXyz said:
Does anyone know a VPN service that supports IPv6?

The internet connection in my area is supper slow without VPN, I tried KeepSolid and FastestVPN, but can't access IPv6 VPSes.

Thanks.

$4 / yr for a NAT VPS

RickBakkr

Isn’t it more interesting to buy a VM on a network you have decent connectivity towards and run a VPN server yourself?

comXyz

Yea, it's interesting to get a VM and run a VPN server myself, but probably later

Warkos

How about cloudflare warp?

comXyz

@Warkos said:
How about cloudflare warp?

Warp doesn't work for me, both on Windows machine and Android phone

Warkos

@comXyz said:

@Warkos said:
How about cloudflare warp?

Warp doesn't work for me, both on Windows machine and Android phone

That's weird, it works nice for me

WebProject

We do use own VPN - speed much better via own VM/dedicated server than shared service.

bulbasaur

If it's just for browsing, use ssh -ND 1080 user@vps and use a proxy switcher extension on your browser to use the SOCKS proxy exposed at port 1080 that routes your traffic through the server.

Kassem

@stevewatson301 said: If it's just for browsing, use ssh -ND 1080 user@vps and use a proxy switcher extension on your browser to use the SOCKS proxy exposed at port 1080 that routes your traffic through the server.

Should also work in Putty (Connection->Proxy).

dfroe

And in case a HTTP instead of SOCKS proxy is required, polipo and tinyproxy are very lightweight and run pretty well also on a 128MB NAT VPS.
Configure it to listen on loopback interface and use a SSH tunnel to connect securely to the TCP socket.

AXYZE

Cloudflare Warp (free)
hide.me (10GB free, paid plans available)
Mullvad (5euro/mo)

All of them have IPv6 and I used them before.