Test your connectivity for World IPv6 Day

[Guillaume.Leclanche at swisscom.com]

> The reason Chromium was "working" fine is because it was using IPv4 in
> order to connect to the dual-stack sites included in eyechart. As
> someone else pointed before, it would be good to have IPv4/IPv6
> differentiation shown.
> 
> For everyone interested, from http://codereview.chromium.org/7029049
> 
> When a hostname has both IPv6 and IPv4 addresses, and the IPv6 address
> is listed first, we start a timer (300ms) (deliberately chosen to be
> different from the backup connect job). If the timer fires, that means
> the IPv6 connect() hasn't completed yet, and we start a second socket
> connect() where we give it the same AddressList, except we move all
> IPv6
> addresses that are in front of the first IPv4 address to the end. That
> way, we will use the first IPv4 address. We will race these two
> connect()s and pass the first one to complete to
> ConnectJob::set_socket().

Doesn't this sound like an implementation of Happy Eyeballs (http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-v6ops-happy-eyeballs-02) ?

Guillaume