@TP-Link A web interface for the advanced configuration of a router. This should be a simple solution that would have a low overhead as a webservice is already running and basic structure for what is needed is already identifyed in the moble app.

  @TP-Link I have an old phone, no intention to upgrade - I don't have a lot of storage and I have to uninstall something to make room for your app, make changes then reinstall my previous app. Really fed up of this, please allow configuration from a browser like all other routers.

PS. The product performance is great, just pain to administer!

  @TP-Link asked for feedback and they got 14 pages of reasons to put a web interface - they still dont do it so that was just a diversion?

  @TP-Link 

What about those of us that may not have an android or apple phone/tablet? You are basically telling us we wasted our money on a product we cannot use?

  @TP-Link 
Adding my vote
A fully functional Web UI is a must for such a device.
I was really surprized that  the webui does not have the capability of configuring address reservation and port forwarding
Please add the feature

  @TP-Link Having a web ui should be standard. Not being able to have full functionality through an ethernet connected computer is ridiculous. Also, no one wants to see your product ad popups whenever opening the app to admin their network.

> as long as you sign in with the TP-Link ID which is used for Deco setup, there is no need to be physically at his home

Not true. I want to change the Primary DNS on my Deco. However, the Deco mobile app says "Note: To configure the IPv4 settings, connect your device to the Deco Wi-Fi network first and then reopen the Deco app" which means my mobile device has to be within range and connected to the Deco's direct Wi-Fi connection to change that. I even tried installing Deco in Bluestacks on my home server (which has a wired local connection). Nope. That doesn't count.