Kaspersky Total Security 19

Secure Keyboard Input limitations in Kaspersky Total Security 19

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The Secure Keyboard Input component in Kaspersky Total Security operates with the following limitations:

• The feature supports Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. To use the feature, the Kaspersky Protection extension must be installed in the browser.
• Protection only works for the pages that meet the following requirements:
  • The page is in the list of URLs or category that require input protection.
  • The page is opened in the Protected browser.
  • The page is not in the exclusions list.
  • The page contains the password entry field, and the Password entry fields on all websites checkbox is selected in the application settings.
• Protection only works for the fields that meet the following requirements:
  • The field is single-line and corresponds to the <input> HTML tag.
  • The field is not hidden. The type attribute value is not hidden, the display item does not have the value none in CSS styles.
  • The field is not of the submit, radio, checkbox, button, or image type.
  • The field is not read-only.
  • The field can become avalable for input.
  • If the field has the maxlength attribute, you must enter at least three characters.
• Protection does not work under the following conditions: 
  • Google Japanese Input or ATOK is installed.
  • Your computer is running under Windows 7 and the field is not a password entry field.
  • Browser is open through Sandboxie.
• Autofill does not work in Internet Explorer.

If you are experiencing this problem, send a request to Kaspersky Lab Technical Support via My Kaspersky. Please include a detailed description of the issue. 

For information on how to use My Kaspersky, see the Online Help page.

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