I have a Synology NAS and use the built-in Glacier Backup app to backup to an. Having said that, if the problem can be reproduced with a specific site/s then perhaps checking the browser tools/logs would give a better idea as to what is going wrong than disabling half the IP address space. It looks like Backblaze offers NAS backup as part of their B2 service. The quality of the ISP's IPv6 network has no relationship to if they got a setting for IPv6 wrong in their router, so it's an easy check to rule that in or out.
In the OP's case, if they disable IPv6 and IPv4 performs fine, then there's likely a config issue with their IPv6 setup. By isolating which primary system the fault lies in, then you get to the root cause quicker. If it makes no difference, then turn it back on. Back up your NAS data to a local shared folder, external devices, another Synology NAS, rsync servers, and public cloud services like Google Drive, S3-compatible storage, and Synologys C2 Storage for Individuals and C2 Storage for Businesses. If disabling IPv6 (or IPv4 or hardware offload or DPI or whatever other feature) stops the symptoms temporarily, then it's given you a good area to focus on for further diagnosis. I don't think it's being proposed as a solution, it's proposed as a troubleshooting step - there's a significant difference. Also I don't want to see anyone on here recommending that as a solution. Please don't disable IPv6 as a solution as this is not at all the solution.
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