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I am sorry, @nexon, for posting a link to Kaspersky's US site. I was simply trying to interpret Igor's post, which mentions the new product line, which is now the default on Kaspersky's US site. You are correct that Kaspersky's Czech site is still promoting the old product line: https://www.kaspersky.cz/home-security

I think that @Igor Kurzin is suggesting an upgrade to one of Kaspersky's new products, Kaspersky Standard or Kaspersky Plus. Kasperksy Internet Security has been discontinued: https://usa.kaspersky.com/internet-security The current version of Kaspersky Internet Security is 21.3.10.391, and it is still being maintained and supported by Kaspersky during the transition to the new product line.

Likewise for me, downgrading to version 2.3.16.0 (and disabling automatic updates for the extension) has solved the problem.

I'm pleased that this problem has been fixed in KIS 21.3.10.391. Thank you! ☺

My incident number is INC000012350064.

@Flood and Flood's wife, Yes, the only way to show URL Advisor icons on search engine pages is to select both of these options: Check URLs > On all websites except those specified Checked URLs > All URLsHowever, doing so causes URL Advisor icons to appear after URLs on all pages. It is this option which is not working correctly: Checked URLs > Only URLs in search results.When it is selected, URL Advisor icons appear on no pages at all, not even search results.

Hello @Tuxy79, Welcome! Which Kaspersky Internet Security (KIS) version & patch(x) x=letter, is installed - on the Windows taskbar, rightclick the Kaspersky icon, select About? Are the icons missing in every supported browser: Chrome, Firefox, Edge Chromium? Have the icons ever shown in the browsers? Please post back? Thank you🙏 Flood🐳 +🐋 In my case: KIS Version 21.2.16.590 (b) Yes, the icons are missing in all supported browsers, and in all supported search engines. Yes, until a recent Kaspersky update, the URL Advisor feature was working correctly.

@nexon‘s solution above works for me in both the Firefox and Edge browsers, and with both the Google and Bing search engines. As @nexon points out, though, it’s a temporary fix, since it also applies the URL Advisor icon to every URL on every page, not just the search engines. Still, I am grateful for the temporary fix. Thank you, @nexon ! ☺