Having unusual graphics refresh issue on network map

[Tgillespie45]

Just upgraded to 387.4 2 from 378.55 version. I've noticed that on the Network Map the screen keeps refreshing, with some windows being displayed incorrectly - this only seems to happen when I try and display the Clients ... doesn't happen if i use the "list" function.

This is on a RT-AC68U/

Any suggestions -- I didn't see that anyone else who mentioned a similar problem . thank for any help.

 

[skeal]

Just upgraded to 387.4 2 from 378.55 version. I've noticed that on the Network Map the screen keeps refreshing, with some windows being displayed incorrectly - this only seems to happen when I try and display the Clients ... doesn't happen if i use the "list" function.

This is on a RT-AC68U/

Any suggestions -- I didn't see that anyone else who mentioned a similar problem . thank for any help.

Reset to defaults and re-config by hand.

 

[RMerlin]

Clear your browser cache, this is required when moving from 380_xx to 384_xx.

 

[Tgillespie45]

Did all of those but still having same issue. On network map hidden windows seem to try and display at various locations on the page.
Take a look at the session video - it begins to happen around 1 minute 15 secs if you just want to see what the experience is.
again, thanks for the help. I could probably live with it but maybe someone else is experiencing similar.

 

[Tgillespie45]

Oops . forgot the link to the video.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y3nmddrjXqEt3ZQYYPb08uc0XQyA_kkT/view?usp=sharing

 

[dave14305]

Can you setup a guest profile in Chrome without any extensions loaded and try it again? Or exclude 192.168.1.1/router.asus.com in uBlock and see if it helps. I have the same router and FW version and do not see the issues with Firefox.

 

[Tgillespie45]

You know, I read your suggestion and I thought .. no, couldn't possibly have anything to do with the browser I'm using. But just to give it a try , I switched to using Firefox .... Went to the router page and, what do you know, the problem went away. So, I'm guessing it's some extension I have loaded in the Chrome browser that's doing it (as u suggested). Thank you -- I kept going around in circles about this and would never have guessed it was that.