update docs about IP detection
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We always show you the IP addresses where your requests come from. Under some circumstances, these might not be what
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you expect (e.g. presence or non-presence of NAT gateways, proxies, etc.).
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We detect your IPv4 and v6 addresses in the same way (no matter what you currently use to look at the web interface)
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using 2 invisible fake "images" that your browser loads from a IPv4-only and a IPv6-only server.
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We detect your addresses by 2 means:
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* your current remote address (where your accesses to the web interface come from) - the IP detected this way is
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immediately visible on the web interface.
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* if we don't already have the IP address from the remote address, we use an invisible fake "image" that your browser
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loads from an IPv4-only or IPv6-only server - the IP detected by this method usually shows up after a few seconds.
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We do some optimizations to not load these images too frequently, but also try to make sure we do not show you outdated
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information about your current IP addresses.
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If you don't see an IP address of some kind (v4 or v6) after a few seconds, it means you don't have that kind of address.
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If you don't see an IP address of some kind (v4 or v6) after a few seconds, it means you don't have that kind of
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address (plus working connectivity of that kind).
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