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Release Asuswrt-Merlin 3006.102.5 is now available

Yes, WAN access is enabled, password has been modified to the new requirements, and both Firefox & Chrome cache (everything) have been cleared (all time) -- also used private mode in both. The problem still remains. I'll check the underlying code to see how it's being triggered.
I have the same RT-AX88U Pro with 102.5 running and don't see such issues. Do you have any uncommon addons installed, or anything that might be trying to modify the UI pages? Do you see any bind mounts if you run the mount command on the router? Something would need to be messing with your EN.dict file for this to break so oddly.
Code:
# md5sum /www/EN.dict
d10200dcafaa2f5150928563f655f97a  /www/EN.dict
# nvram get buildno
102.5
Check the dictionary locally.
Code:
# grep -E "\"(wireless_tab|status_tab)\"" /www/device-map/router_status.asp
Add 1 to each of those numbers between the # marks (512->513 and 877->878). Cloudflare security on the forum keeps blocking the actual commands and output, so this is a disjointed explanation.
Code:
# sed -n '513p' /www/EN.dict
Wireless
 
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I have the same RT-AX88U Pro with 102.5 running and don't see such issues. Do you have any uncommon addons installed, or anything that might be trying to modify the UI pages? Do you see any bind mounts if you run the mount command on the router? Something would need to be messing with your EN.dict file for this to break so oddly.
Code:
# md5sum /www/EN.dict
d10200dcafaa2f5150928563f655f97a  /www/EN.dict
# nvram get buildno
102.5
Check the dictionary locally.
Code:
# grep -E "\"(wireless_tab|status_tab)\"" /www/device-map/router_status.asp
Add 1 to each of those numbers between the # marks (512->513 and 877->878). Cloudflare security on the forum keeps blocking the actual commands and output, so this is a disjointed explanation.
Code:
# sed -n '513p' /www/EN.dict
Wireless
I appreciate the assist.

Current addons: Skynet, Backupmon, ntpMerlin, scMerlin, Dual Wan Failover, WPNMon-R3, VPN Routing.
All addons are updated through AMTM.

You asked that i run the following commands ...

[/tmp/home/root]> md5sum /www/EN.dict
d10200dcafaa2f5150928563f655f97a /www/EN.dict

[/tmp/home/root]> nvram get buildno
102.5

[/tmp/home/root]> grep -E "\"(wireless_tab|status_tab)\"" /www/device-map/router_status.asp
<div id="wireless_tab" class="tab-block" onclick="switchTab(this.id)"><#489#></div>
<div id="status_tab" class="tab-block tab-click" onclick="switchTab(this.id)"><#854#></div>


[/tmp/home/root]> sed -n '513p' /www/EN.dict
Wireless

Not sure if this is the root cause but i noticed the following JS error (Firefox) when viewing http://192.168.1.1/index.asp:
Uncaught SyntaxError: unexpected token: identifier (router_status.asp:419:53)
JavaScript:
code += '<div class="ram-text-width">Go to <a href='http://www.asusrouter.com' target='_blank' style='text-decoration:underline'>www.asusrouter.com</a> to access the router’s main login screen.</div>';

Within the JS code above, notice the improper use of the single quote.

I checked the source code /device-map/router_status.asp (line:419):
JavaScript:
code += '<div class="ram-text-width"><#863#></div>';

<#863#>, i presume, is a 0-based line reference into /www/EN.dict. I checked /www/EN.dict (line 864):
Go to <a href='http://ZVDOMAIN_NAMEVZ' target='_blank' style='text-decoration:underline'>ZVDOMAIN_NAMEVZ</a> to access the router’s main login screen

Note, again, the use of single quotes. If this line is inserted raw, unescaped into router_status.asp would it not generate the above JS error and possibly stop further JS functions from running ?

You mentioned this "System Status" problem is not occurring for you so that's baffling.
 
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grep -E "\"(wireless_tab|status_tab)\"" /www/device-map/router_status.asp
This isn’t the expected result. Those numbers should be 512 and 877. Did you check the mount command output?
Code:
# md5sum /www/device-map/router_status.asp
b8a58270c01e298685c785bf7244951a  /www/device-map/router_status.asp
 

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