I have seen a couple old / closed posts on this topic, but I am pleading anew:

 

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!

We need the application for Ubuntu! That would be truly amazing!

I like kaspersky password manger better than the other options, can you guys create a linux version, I constantly use linux for development, and can't use my passkeys on linux, we have been asking for it since 2019, either create a linux version or make the extension standalone, and works without the client.

Edited November 26, 2025Nov 26 by Ralph Victor

+1 from me 🤞

Too long wait for KPM Development for linux,
I Soo tired of waiting from Kaspersky, I just use this for the time being, there is an application called KDE Connect, I open KPM on Android, click username, password or others, the clipboard can be accessed in Ubuntu. anyone can used too, till Kaspersky publish KPM for linux

Decided to leave the Kaspersky in general just because of that problem. If they do not want to support linux users, i don't want to use the products of the company

В 16.09.2025 в 12:23, Alexey Todirash сказал:

Sorry to hear that. We understand the need for Linux, but its development involves high costs and takes time. Unfortunately, this is a consequence of the choices we made initially when we selected our development framework.

Currently the chances to get linux version are higher because ew are planning to switch to another framework. But for sure it will not be done till the end of the next year.  

Still switching?

C'mon guys. If you can not (or don't want) do that, publish an API for syncing passwords with big warning about "you use it for you own risk" like you did it for downloading database as file.

And open source community will write that solution instead of you.

Could really use that Linux version or an API!