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I started using Floorp Browser recently (its a Firefox fork) and although i am able to install the Password Manager extension it does not work, when i click on the extension it just loads forever and the key icon inside the passwords boxes appear but they are greyed out instead of green. Is there a way to make the extension work on Floorp?

Hola, buenas tardes. Desde hace unos días que estoy con un problema que no sé como solucionar: Todo lo que descargo, me lo detecta como virus. Ya intenté suspendiendo Kaspersky, desactivé el File-Anti Virus y leyendo los informes para ver si hay algún falso positivo y nada. La verdad es que a esta altura no sé que puede ser, porque TODO lo que quiero descargar, es detectado como un virus: Una foto, un archivo, aunque sea algo 100% seguro lo detecta. ¿Alguno sabe qué puede ser? ¿Cómo podría solucionarlo? dejo un ejemplo con una foto que quise descargar intentando todo lo que comente antes y nada ¡Gracias!

thank you for welcoming and replying. I logged in to KVPN with the same email account as preimum but still I see this, see the attached screenshot. It shows as a free user and there is Activation code option on top right corner, when I click on it, it asks for activation key, when I enter the key it says go to the Kaspersky website license page, so when I go there, it shows there I am a premium user and VPN is active. Now on KVP on top right corner says use activation code, when I enter activation code there, it gives this message see the attached screenshot I do not understand where is the issue, please help me if you understand my problem 🙂

thank you for welcoming and replying. I logged in to KVPN with the same email account as preimum but still I see this, see the attached screenshot. It shows as a free user and there is Activation code option on top right corner, when I click on it, it asks for activation key, when I enter the key it says go to the Kaspersky website license page, so when I go there, it shows there I am a premium user and VPN is active. On the website it says VPN active but as a free user, see that screenshot I attached, I do not understand where is the issue, please help me if you understand my problem 🙂

Добрый вечер, @Olya, Какая версия антивируса у вас установлена? Какая операционная система? Что указано в подробных отчетах обновления антивируса?

Не Hiddify случайно?

The windows 11 is refreshed and working properly. Even though there is a warning to scan the hard drive have scanned now and double checked a few files with hash function against earlier backup and they seem identical. issue resolved