For things like multiple DHCP/PD servers for multiple networks, subnetting (with dynamic prefixes), firewall rules, etc.
You can actually ditch the GUI and go to the command line with OpenWrt and do custom/weird/power-user stuff to your heart's content.
Well, yes. But I can do that with a nice UI in Mikrotik.
Other things: switch port management and bridging, proxy ARP, and so on.
What about switch port management? I can't remember the last time I couldn't do something with switching on it.
Not sure what you mean about bridging either.
I've never had a use for proxy ARP so wouldn't know, but I do know it's possible to enable it. If not on the GUI, at least on the CLI.
You can actually ditch the GUI and go to the command line with OpenWrt and do custom/weird/power-user stuff to your heart's content.
Well, yes. But I can do that with a nice UI in Mikrotik.
Other things: switch port management and bridging, proxy ARP, and so on.
What about switch port management? I can't remember the last time I couldn't do something with switching on it.
Not sure what you mean about bridging either.
I've never had a use for proxy ARP so wouldn't know, but I do know it's possible to enable it. If not on the GUI, at least on the CLI.