This makes the use much moet flexible. I removed the original antenna’s and mounted SMA connectors. Now I can use outside mounted 12dB antenna on my boot to create a line of sight with wifi accesspoint to improve signal.
How much did it improve? Since the TX power is still the same, would be interesting to see, I expect like 4-6 dBm stronger 
Hi Steve, didn’t check. After arrival I immediately removed the original antennas.
Will this be similar to SQM? SQM would be a great feature in the GL.iNet GUI, giving the user the option to enter the download and upload speeds (in this case 90% of the line speed) to avoid bufferbloat and high latency when doing heavy tasks. With the default cake settings of OpenWrt should work good. SQM is one of the first things I install
Bad form to quote myself, I know - but I've been using the snapshots lately, and I see big improvements.
I'm sure that it's all heading in the right direction. 
Hi all, why is obfuscation rejected? Its a really needed feature for many countries that are blocking wg protocol
The QoS described here seems to contain at least three available modes at the moment: improved client-side speed limiting; manually assigning groups of devices and configuring ratios; and preference by application type.
The last one should be SQM unless we find a better alternative.
This is mainly about some shadowsocks-like plugins. A lot of people have asked for something like this, but we can't officially add it due to legal risks.
As for a WARP type of tool, I think we can consider it.
This sounds promising, I can’t wait to try it. And I hope the last one is SQM like you said, thanks for the response
+1000 for these features to be added! 
I vote for this too!
Add a feature on the disk management to format the storage drivers in a native linux system.
I tried to use extFAT, but I had problem when moving files with more than 50Mb to Flint2.
EXT4 seems to have fixed the problem, but doesn't make sense a filesystem with journaling for a Network Storage Flash Drive.
By the way, my flash drive has a metal case and it's quite warm even when there is no access to it. It's an strange behaviour. I connected it to an windows machine and it stay at room temperature (<25°C), while on Flint2 it's >40°C
This is a known flaw. Windows automatically makes unused disks sleep, but the router does not.
To solve this warming issue, I do not put any USB device in router instead, I attached USB cabled nVME SSD into USB port,..
with this in mind, I have a feature request of File Manager. Some guy in youtube already did this in openWRT,.. I'm hoping you GL-inet guys can put better File Manager
Plase take this request into consideration:
Please take this request in consideration:
https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/feature-request-ability-to-create-a-new-wlan-for-vpn/54427
Please add the ability to be able to add an encrypted DNS manually. I, Linda Owen, hereby vote for this feature to be added in the next update.
Thanks.
Feature Request 01: On Clients page under Speed, please put individual "i" symbol which shows (onMouseOver) last few(n) major/average Traffic Speed [KB/s or MB/s or GB/s] with [Date & Time] 
User can set (n)umber lines. Reboot can clear the Stat.
Feature Request 02: On Clients page, instead of Action button "...", please put MouseOver Menu and ToolTip Details box (thus removing user Clicks where-ever possible) 
Firewall Port connection feature Request: Allow/Block Countries List
Feature request: WireGuard VPN profile failover … if one WireGuard config fails, automatic roll to next.
