Which browser?

Safari?

Huh?

I manage a bunch of Netgear switches on a mostly mac network. Safari is the last thing I would try with a Netgear GUI - Java blocks and other issues make most of the GUI invisible.

Learn to use the cli - that's where the real control lies.

If you want a GUI and need to go to the dark side, better to use IE - I think there is a version for Mac.

Or, in Chrome/Firefox clean your Browsing data --> Cookies.

I have had Java issues on Windows boxes running Chrome. Had to put the admin address in the Java 'allowed zones' to make it all work. Still get a scare message from the browsers.

This would go away if I were to go to https when accessing the switch GUI but I don't feel like messing around with certs and other bits of trivia for a locally accessed resource.

Netgear should can Java - it's becoming more of a liability than asset.

ss/wb

I can confirm that my GS724TS web interface does not work properly with any modern web browsers. Looks just like the screen shots posted earlier in this thread.

Switching->VLAN->Advanced->VLAN Membership

Chrome - No VLAN table
FireFox - No VLAN table
IE 11, Compatibility Mode - VLAN table does work, but I have to constantly re-login to get anything done.

Looking at the source its not JAVA but JAVAScript issue, I have not found a workaround that works for Chrome/FireFox.

AFAIK the issue is due to the latest enthusiasm for security both in Java and browsers. I know command line is correct way to go but my knowledge is wanting.
Couldn't get any browser to work using Linux even with Oracle Java.
Firefox an IE failed on the dark side but eventually I managed to get Chrome to work on Windoze 7, albeit with warnings that in future it might not work.

Netgear need to include security signatures with their scripts in future or we shall all be wasting time like I have been doing for the last couple of days. Can this issue be elevated by somebody with a maintenance account?