The Quickset page is meant to be a useful tool, a “first glance” view of the box.
As of now it’s a real nightmare.
Have you ever tried the “design skin” with that page?
You will get the details (internet, local network, bridge, system) repeated several times.
The page itself is displaying (in my case) data from an old configuration.
I have dared once to use it to change or clean those data and I have been forced to restore a backup configuration.
Maybe it’s just me, but this webfig page doesn’t make any sense!
It’d either work or be completely removed.
Of course, I’d prefer to have it fully working.
What “fully working” means for you? It is meant to be used by inexperienced users to apply some typical configuration to a fresh router (running a default configuration). It is expected to stop working as expected as soon as you change anything outside of that QuickSet page.
If it’s a feature that works as long as you haven’t touched anything else, but breaks down if you look at your router the wrong way without any indication after that, it’s a pretty crappy feature and should be removed. At the very least, if you modify something that breaks it from functioning properly, it should get locked out and tell you that you’ve made too many changes on your router for it to work properly.
That is just bad design from start!
Who would think that it makes any sense to behave like that?