Application level Hard-coded s**t to prevent Google Chrome for offering passwords on login to 192.168.0.1
Can you remove that TP-Link? Don't be retarted, we pay alot for your most expensive products, ok?
You have browser issue. Chrome and some other browsers do not allow it because
192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 doesn't have an HTTPS connection. Happens with other brands of routers also.
I do not use Chrome anymore but did note that in google search I noted that there is a Chrome extension that says it can get you logged on. I have not used it.
Try a different browser as that is what I do. I get the same issue signing on to my modem.
@ArcherC8 Yeah I use 3 browsers everyday to fulfill my needs, this sucks :) Do you recommend one ? :))))
PS: But TP-Link can fix the issues with Chrome, no ?
I know Asus routers have the same issue.
To connect to the modem or router, I use Safari either on my ipad or imac. I use several browsers, mostly Brave, some Firefox, and some Safari mostly on iphone and ipad.
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