[vog]

Moreover, their whole website is not accessible when JavaScript is blocked, leaving the impression that security-minded people are not their target audience at all - which is really a pity!

[pawadu]

Do you think the guy that designs their web site and the guy that works on phone security are even remotely related?

[slowmotiony]

Do you think clients will be mapping out their whole corporate structure before making an assumption about their level of service?

[vog]

If they are not, how can I trust anything written on that page about quality and security?

[peeters]

What does it matter? If a website for a new router only supported Internet Explorer, I definitely would know either I'm not their target market, or they know nothing about that market, or they don't care.

[hn_throwaway_99]

I would argue that the percentage of people who care about websites working with JavaScript disabled is so low that no hardware company considers them a target market

[peeters]

I wasn't saying that no JS support is hurting them. I was objecting to the notion that them being separate teams is relevant. It's perfectly reasonable to judge a product by how it is marketed.

[pawadu]

Funny you mentioned that, ASUS latest routers try to mimic OSX UI.

It still works on Chrome but you never know what the next firmware upgrade brings...