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In the times of https - no luck - the system designed in place does not "see" the encrypted https traffic. Works with plain text http sites only - not many left, so more an academic answer.
@Christian_R many Netgear routers still in maintenance have this site or keyword blocking feature - either it has to be enhanced massively, or at least a note should be added that it can work woth http, but not with https. Even the latest and greatest AX8 and AX12 continue to have this feature on board.
Complete useless in the year 2019. I must continue to state that Netgear does continue to pay product managers which appear to not understand Internet basics. Sorry for the rant - it had to be here!
In the times of https - no luck - the system designed in place does not "see" the encrypted https traffic. Works with plain text http sites only - not many left, so more an academic answer.
@Christian_R many Netgear routers still in maintenance have this site or keyword blocking feature - either it has to be enhanced massively, or at least a note should be added that it can work woth http, but not with https. Even the latest and greatest AX8 and AX12 continue to have this feature on board.
Complete useless in the year 2019. I must continue to state that Netgear does continue to pay product managers which appear to not understand Internet basics. Sorry for the rant - it had to be here!
