Kaspersky, I’m begging will you PLEASE create a Linux compatible version of Kaspersky Password Manager? This is by far your best and most useful software, and many customers (current and otherwise) would love to be able to use it on Linux. I got fed up with Windows and using KPM is one of the only things I miss. There must be other people in the same boat.

I think it would be most useful if optimized for Ubuntu and/or Red Hat, but I’ll take anything.

Please reply if you would like to use KPM on Linux as well!

99% of the time I log in as the standard user and KPM starts normally.

1% I log in as Admin User and KPM asks me to input the activation code or it will only work in free mode. See attachment for screen shot.

If I go and find the information it is asking for (which ironically is stored by KPM) it all works, until I go back to logging in as a Standard User when I have to go through the rigmarole again.

Is this Normal, it seems very restrictive having to buy copies of KPM for every user on a single computer. 

The computer is running windows 10 (because it isn't capable of supporting Win11) and as far as I know the latest version of KPM, although I have had this issue for a couple of years just never got around to trying to fins a solution on here.

I have been in contact directly with support but they just don't seem to think this is a problem, which is why I am wondering if it is normal.

I use multiple Firefox profiles in Windows to separate my different browsing activities so they don't interfere and to reduce the chances of compromise. I've been doing this successfully for many years, before Multi-Account containers were implemented in Firefox. I use the Firefox Profile Manager to create multiple profiles, then add shortcuts to the Desktop. Having separate shortcuts allows me to set a custom icon to make clear the purpose of each shortcut and the Firefox profile it uses. The Target command used in each shortcut is in the form:

"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -P my-profile-name1 -no-remote

The "-no-remote" means that it starts a new instance or copy of Firefox, using the profile "my-profile-name1". It doesn't open a new tab in the existing default browser. If that profile is already open, the "-no-remote" means that it won't respond to any requests to open a new tab.

I maintain and use the default Firefox profile for everyday browsing. This means when I click a URL link, it will open in a new tab in my default browser instance. The default browser is also where I have the Kaspersky Password Manager (KPM) extension installed to populate login details from my password vault and to update or add entries.

My questions:

1. Can I install the KPM extension in multiple profiles?
2. Can I use the KPM extension in multiple profiles at the same time?
3. If using multiple profiles at the same time is not possible, can I use the KPM extension in one of the multiple profiles at a time?
4. If I can install the KPM extension in multiple profiles, is it possible to use the non-default profiles in a read-only way, to populate login fields but not to save new entries?

I'm guessing that KPM already allows multiple access to the password vault, from both the application and the syncing process, so multiple access may be possible. However if the extension isn't built to handle access from multiple instances of itself, then option 2 (above) won't be possible. I'm hoping that option 3 or 4 might be possible fall-back uses.

I'm not sure exactly how to go about testing these scenarios and what success or failure would look like. Obviously I need to use a backup of my vault in another user account, create some new Firefox profiles, find a way to install the KPM extension in each profile, try using each profile instance one at a time, then try using two profile instances at the same time, noting results/errors each time.

If anyone has any experience of using the KPM extension with multiple Firefox profiles, I'd be very interested to hear about your experiences.

Many thanks,
James

Windows 10 22H2 build 19045.7291 (extended support in place, latest updates installed)
Kaspersky Plus 21.25.7.504(a)
Kaspersky Password Manager 25.1.0.602 (a) / 1780062802_7816 / 1.1.0.2_1
Firefox 151.0.3 (64-bit)

Is anyone else experiencing this with Chromium browsers, or is there a known workaround to get the password manager extension to load?

However, over the past few days, the plug-in has simply stopped working. I use the Opera browser, which is Chromium-based, and the plug-in version is 25.2.6.1.

I’ve already tested it on other browsers and the problem remains exactly the same. The extension icon appears dimmed, and when I click on it, only a small white loading window opens with the message “please wait,” but it never starts.

My Opera version is 131.0.5877.74

Has anyone else been experiencing this problem recently? Any solution?

Um...

Remove it?  Remove the app???  What is this thing serious?
I'm supposed to lose all my passwords, and have to redo them, because your extension doesn't know what to do?

I am experiencing a consistent crash with Kaspersky Password Manager while testing the new Android 17 Beta 1. The app successfully opens to the initial login screen, but immediately crashes and completely closes as soon as I enter my password and select "Unlock."

Because I need access to my passwords, I have opted out of the Android beta. I am hoping KPM will resume normal functionality on the next public Android release.

I am reporting this now so the development team is aware of the compatibility issue. I hope this can be investigated and patched so that the app doesn't break for everyone when Android 17 officially launches to the public.

Thank you for looking into this.

will i lose my passwords in password manager if i change my registered email address on mykaspersky

     I have been using Kaspersky Password Manager on Android for several years without any issues. However, starting today, a pop-up notification appears every time I open the app. When I click the 'Let's update' button, it redirects me to the GetApps store, but there is no update button available to download the latest version. I have already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app, but the problem persists. For context, I downloaded the app from GetApps (the Xiaomi app store). Could you please help me understand what this notification means and how to fix it?

Thank you.

P.S. the current version of Kaspersky Password Manager installed on my device as pic3

doufám, že čeština není problém. Nemohu najít, jak si změním hlavní heslo v kaspersky password manager.

Děkuji za odpovědi

Jarmiki

I wish to use password manager. I need to elevate on admin right to be able to install, what I can't do. Is there a workaround or portable version available somewhere ? Or install on user environement instead of system (as webbrowser are doing)

https://support.kaspersky.com/help/KPM/Win25.1/en-US/85118.htm

Heeey, Kaspersky Support Team!

I am writing because my Kaspersky Password Manager (version 25.0.0.225) is crashing unexpectedly on Windows.

Problem Summary:

Immediately after I enter my correct master password, the application shows it is "decrypting the vault" and then abruptly closes without displaying any on-screen error message.

Technical Error Details (from Windows Event Viewer):

• Faulting Module Name: ntdll.dll
• Exception Code: 0xc00000fd
• Error Message: STATUS_STACK_OVERFLOW

Troubleshooting I have already performed without success:

• Restarted both the application and my computer multiple times.
• Ran the sfc /scannow command to check Windows integrity (no violations found).
• Performed a full, clean reinstallation of the application using the latest installer from the official website.

The issue persists after all these steps. I believe this could be a bug in the application or a specific issue with my vault file that triggers the "Stack Overflow" error during the decryption process.

Thank you for your attention. I look forward to your instructions on how to resolve this issue.

P.S.: Personal information in the screenshots was removed for security reasons. The technical error data is intact.

Att.,

Kaspersky Application: Kaspersky Password Manager (Version 25.1.0.602)

Problem Summary: I can't install the Password Manager extension on Firefox. In 'Browsers' (in 'Settings' on the Password Manager app), Firefox isn't listed as an option, only Microsoft Edge. (See image below.)

Extra Details: I recently purchased a new laptop. I installed Kaspersky and Firefox, but the option to install the Password Manager extension doesn't appear for Firefox (I've managed to install the Kaspersky Protection extension without issue). I have, however, been able to install the Password Manager extension for Microsoft Edge. I've tried uninstalling Kaspersky and Firefox, but the problem persists. I haven't had this issue on any of my other devices. As far as I'm aware, there isn't any other way to install the extension.

I can't get it to go any further and I do not know how to give permission. I am running Kaspersky Premium.