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little window for safe keyboard input

Hi,

 

I'm not sure wether this is the right forum or the right english term for it, but I have a problem with that little window that opens whenever I try to enter something into a searchbar.

As seen in the screenshot, it completely blocks a large part underneath the searchbar for no apparent reason. A lot of the time it blocks auto completion or other stuff for several seconds, making the work process slower. I think I don't have to be reminded that the secure keyboard input is active everytime I want to enter something. Is there a means to have that box toggled off?

Screenshot 2024-06-17 092633.png

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1 hour ago, S.E. said:

I'm not sure whether this is the right forum or the right English term for it, but I have a problem with that little window that opens whenever I try to enter something into a search bar.

As seen in the screenshot, it completely blocks a large part underneath the search bar for no apparent reason. A lot of the time it blocks auto completion or other stuff for several seconds, making the work process slower. I think I don't have to be reminded that the secure keyboard input is active every time I want to enter something.

Is there a means to have that box toggled off?

Screenshot 2024-06-17 092633.png

Hello @S.E., 

Welcome!

  • Uncheck the options (you) require in: Secure Data Input settings - image 1

image.thumb.png.150f292d218f2440bb91eb73eab80d20.png

OR

  • Add an exclusion for specific websites, see image 1 above & image 2 below

image.thumb.png.15c099d4b383e8fcbbd3b9f1be16af73.png

  • Result:

image.thumb.png.852a769759eeb8d2d27cf0fbe59b8574.png

Any issues or concerns please post back? 
Thank you?
Flood?+?

Resource:

How to configure protection of data entered on the computer keyboard

Edited by Flood and Flood's wife
added resource

My question regards the "Kapersky keyboard" that shows up on my Mac every time that I try and key in a password. It blocks my ability to see what I am typing withmy own keyboard (or if I use the Kapersky keyboard), and sometimes I can't make the keyboard disappear. Is there any way to just not have the Kapersky keyboard show up on my screen at all. I never use it, and it just gets in the way.

9 hours ago, George Whittle said:

My question regards the "Kapersky keyboard" that shows up on my Mac every time that I try and key in a password. It blocks my ability to see what I am typing with my own keyboard (or if I use the Kapersky keyboard), and sometimes I can't make the keyboard disappear.

Is there any way to just not have the Kapersky keyboard show up on my screen at all. I never use it, and it just gets in the way.

Hello @George Whittle, 

Welcome!

Read: Turn off/on automatic display of the onscreen keyboard - it needs to be *unchecked* 

Thank you?
Flood?+?

  • 2 weeks later...
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Am 17.6.2024 um 11:00 schrieb Flood and Flood's wife:

Hello @S.E., 

Welcome!

  • Uncheck the options (you) require in: Secure Data Input settings - image 1

OR

  • Add an exclusion for specific websites, see image 1 above & image 2 below

 

Hi Flood,

thx for the answer! But would that not just turn off the whole feature? I WANT to have a secure input on all websites, just not this little widget that blocks stuff. Any way to just turn this off?

41 minutes ago, S.E. said:

I WANT to have a secure input on all websites, just not this little widget that blocks stuff. Any way to just turn this off?

Hello @S.E.,

Thank you for posting back!

We've reached out to the experts, they said: "We do not have the option to make that disappear. The user can just close the prompt and that's it."

By "close the prompt ", they mean select the X image.thumb.png.5ecfb6306bcd62a668d736f16fa71436.png

Based on (your) topic we had a user contact us offline who advised he'd logged this with Kaspersky in 2021, bc of that we no point suggesting you log it with them as a Feedback, I have a suggestion OR Feedback, I have a complaint bc, clearly they don't appear to think it is?

It's so bizarre, they create new GUIs with blobs & bells-&-whistles - but - the long-standing complaints that really need fixing don't get fixed.

Thank you?
Flood?+?

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