IPv6 is not proxied

[Lernos]

My ISP provides me with two IPs, an IPv4 and an IPv6. When I'm using ProxiFyre, I use ipleak.net to check my IP. It shows my proxy server's IPv4, but my own IPv6. This causes all kinds of issues. For example, Discord is blocked in my country. With ProxiFyre running, I can open the Discord app itself, but I can't join any voice channels. I know they run on UDP, it's enabled in the config. And I can get around this entire issue by disabling IPv6 entirely on my PC's network adapter. But I would prefer not to do that.

Netch doesn't have that issue. I would love for you to either implement IPv6 proxying somehow, or to (have an option to?) "blackhole" all IPv6 traffic or whatever, but only for the proxied apps in appNames. Thanks.

P.S. I am using the latest versions of both ProxiFyre and all its dependencies at this moment.

[wiresock]

Thanks for the detailed feedback!

For simplicity, ProxiFyre currently does not support IPv6. However, you’re absolutely right — this can lead to IP leaks and connectivity issues with certain services like Discord, especially when they rely on IPv6/UDP paths.

The good news is that blocking IPv6 entirely is straightforward, and I’ll take this into account as an additional option in the next update. The idea of “blackholing” IPv6 only for specific proxied apps (from appNames) is interesting and worth exploring further — thanks for the suggestion!

In the meantime, the most reliable workaround remains disabling IPv6 on the adapter level, but I agree it’s not ideal. I appreciate you pointing this out, and I’ll aim to make IPv6 handling more seamless soon.