Kaspersky Protection browser extension
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In order for Kaspersky to fully support browsers, the Kaspersky Protection extension must be installed and enabled in the browsers. The Kaspersky Protection extension injects a script into the web page opened in Protected Browser and into traffic. The application uses this script to interact with the web page and to transmit data to banks whose websites are protected by the Safe Money component. The application protects data transmitted by the script using a digital signature. The application can embed the script without using the Kaspersky Protection extension.
The application signs data transmitted by the script using the installed anti-virus databases and requests to Kaspersky Security Network. The application sends requests to Kaspersky Security Network regardless of whether or not you accepted the terms of the Kaspersky Security Network Statement.
When working with your browser, the Kaspersky Protection extension allows you to:
Manage Private Browsing
Manage Anti-Banner
Inform about suspected phishing
To report a suspected phishing website:
- Make sure you are on the page that you suspect is a phishing page.
- In the toolbar of the browser, click Kaspersky Protection.
- In the extension menu, select Inform about suspected phishing.
- This opens a window; make sure the window displays the web address of the website you suspect of phishing.
- Click Inform.
Your report will be delivered to Kaspersky Security Network.
Inform about website problem
To inform about a website problem:
- Make sure you are on the page that you want to report as problematic.
- In the toolbar of the browser, click Kaspersky Protection.
- In the extension menu, select Inform about website problem.
- This opens a window; make sure the window displays the web address of the website.
- Describe the problem in the text box.
- Click Inform.
The message is delivered.
Open On-Screen Keyboard
Installing the Kaspersky Protection extension in Chromium-based Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Yandex Browser and Google Chrome
Automatic installation of Kaspersky Protection extension in Chromium-based Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Yandex Browser and Google Chrome is not available. You must download and install the Kaspersky Protection extension manually. You can download and install the extension from the notification window that is displayed when you start the browser for the first time after installing the application. Alternatively, you can download and install the extension from the application window.
How to download and install Kaspersky Protection extension in Chromium-based Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Yandex Browser and Google Chrome
- Open the main window of the application and perform the following actions:
- In the main window, find the recommendation to install the browser extension and click Enable.
- Select the Security section.
- Under Security, select Kaspersky Protection extension.
- Under Kaspersky Protection extension, select your browser and click Enable to open the extension installation window.
- Follow the standard procedure to install the extension in your browser (refer to the online help of your browser).
- When the installation is complete, enable the extension in one of the following ways:
- Under Kaspersky Protection extension, click Enable for the selected browser.
- Use the standard method for your browser (refer to the online help of your browser).
The Kaspersky Protection extension block and the recommendation to install the Kaspersky Protection extension in the main window become available when you start the browser for the first time after installing Kaspersky application.
Yandex Browser support
When using Yandex Browser, the following application components are operating:
- Protected Browser;
- URL Advisor;
- Safe Browsing;
- Anti-Phishing;
- On-Screen Keyboard;
- Secure Keyboard Input.
The Private Browsing and Anti-Banner components operate but cannot be configured in Yandex Browser.
Internet Explorer support
Kaspersky Protection does not support Internet Explorer.
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