Patch C

Patch C for Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows version 1.0.5.1360 was released on October 3, 2019.

In Patch C:

• We've improved user interface. 
• We've fixed the issue when you could quit the application without entering the password through the Application management feature of Kaspersky Total Security. 
• The interface is now available in Czech.
• Now you can disable notifications that appear when you sign in to the Windows account. Click Settings → Notifications and click the switch for Welcome to off. 
• We've fixed some application errors.

Patch C is installed automatically with the Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows database update.

Patch B

Patch B for Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows version 1.0.5.1360 was released on July 1, 2019.

In Patch B:

• You can now go to the license purchasing page directly from the main application window.
• We've added support of the Serbian language for our Serbian users.
• For your convenience, we've improved application stability and iтcreased the update download speed.

Patch B is installed automatically with the Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows database update.

Patch А

Patch A for Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows version 1.0.5.1360 was released on May 15, 2019.

In Patch A:

• We've added full support of the 19H1 update for Windows 10. This means that, once the 19H1 update has been released, there will be no issues using Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows as a result of incompatibility with the new operating system version.
• We've added the option of blocking access to all websites except ones you have selected.
• We've fixed some application errors that you helped detect.

Patch A is installed automatically with the Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows database update.

Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows version 1.0.4.304 was released on March 4, 2019.

What's new

• We have introduced two-factor authentication when connecting to My Kaspersky for better protection of your account.
• For users from Finland and Denmark: the interface is now available in Finnish and Danish. 
• The application can now automatically update to the latest version. 
• For users of Kaspersky Internet Security and Kaspersky Total Security: you can now go to Kaspersky Safe Kids from Parental Control. All your settings will be copied from Parental Control and transferred to Kaspersky Safe Kids. 
• We have improved the user interface.
• Microsoft Windows 10 Redstone 5 is now supported. This means that you will not have any issues using Kaspersky Safe Kids when your operating system updates to RS5.

Known limitations

• Kaspersky Safe Kids is incompatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 and Windows 8 style applications.
• By default, access to the Mozilla Firefox, Yandex.Browser and Opera browsers is restricted in the application settings. We recommend leaving these restrictions in place to ensure your child is not exposed to harmful content online. These applications have the following compatibility issues:
  • Kaspersky Safe Kids does not restrict access to websites in the Opera browser. For more details about using Kaspersky Safe Kids with the Opera browser, see this article. 
  • The Protect feature of Yandex.Browser recognizes the Kaspersky Safe Kids certificate as untrusted and displays a warning each time your child views a webpage. For more details about using Kaspersky Safe Kids with the Opera browser, see this article.
    To avoid this, you can disable the Yandex.Protect feature or disable the checking of Kaspersky Safe Kids certificates. To do so, see the instructions for certificates installed by programs on the Yandex.Browser Support Center.
  • Kaspersky Safe Kids does not scan traffic transmitted using HTTPS if the modification of Firefox (version 58 or later) settings is protected by a master password. When you visit any website, you may get a warning about an invalid certificate. For more details about using Kaspersky Safe Kids with the Mozilla Firefox, see this article. 
    To get around this issue, Kaspersky Safe Kids makes changes to the Firefox settings every time you run the browser. These changes let Firefox use certificates from the local computer store instead of the Firefox certificate store.
    If Kaspersky Internet Security is also installed on your computer, make sure the Scan encrypted traffic in Mozilla applications checkbox is selected in the applications settings. Don't clear this checkbox, otherwise Kaspersky Safe Kids won't scan traffic transmitted using HTTPS in Firefox.
• Kaspersky Safe Kids prevents data exchange over the QUIC protocol (Quick UDP Internet Connections). Browsers use a standard transport protocol (TLS or SSL) regardless of whether support for the QUIC protocol is enabled in the browser.

Patch C

Patch C for Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows was released on April 1, 2019.

In Patch C we have fixes some issues and added compatibility of Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows with websites, which use the TLS 1.3 encryption protocol. Earlier for accessing websites which use TLS 1.3, for example, facebook.com, you had to exit Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows. Now that Kaspersky Safe Kids is compatible with these sites, you no longer need to exit the application.

Patch C is installed with the Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows database update.

Patch B

Patch B for Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows was released on December 6, 2018.

Patch B includes fixes of issues detected by users, along with performance improvements.

Patch B is installed with the Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows database update.

Patch A

Patch A for Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows was released on July 17, 2018.

In Patch A:

• Arabic, Swedish and Norwegian languages are now supported.
• An error has been fixed that prevented the report about websites blocked for a child from arriving in Microsoft Edge.
• An error has been fixed that caused the Desktop to blink after rebooting the computer and signing in to a child’s account.
• Other errors have been fixed and performance has been improved.

Patch A is installed with the Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows database update.

Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows version 1.0.4.304 was released on May 10, 2018.

What's new

• Kaspersky Safe Kids for Windows now complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
• The blocking of search requests has been improved.
• Support of devices on Windows 10 has been added.
• Support of Windows 10 RS4 has been added.
• The user interface has been improved.