It isn’t just about passwords. The extension can auto-fill personal details like your name, address, and phone number, making online shopping and sign-ups significantly faster.
Navigate to any saved website. The extension will highlight the login fields. Click the Kaspersky icon in the field or press the hotkey (default: Ctrl+Shift+L) to auto-fill and log in instantly.
Kaspersky Password Manager for Firefox is a companion extension; it requires the desktop application (Windows/macOS) or the mobile app (Android/iOS) to function. Download the desktop version from Kaspersky’s official site or your account page. Install and set up your master password—this is the only password you’ll need to remember. Kaspersky Password Manager Extension Firefox
Getting the Kaspersky Password Manager Extension for Firefox up and running requires two components: the main desktop app and the browser extension.
Cause: Firefox’s internal password manager is conflicting. Fix: Go to Firefox Settings > Privacy & Security > Logins and Passwords. Uncheck "Ask to save logins and passwords for websites." This disables the native Firefox tool, leaving only Kaspersky active. It isn’t just about passwords
Beyond logins, the extension stores your addresses and credit cards. On checkout pages, Kaspersky auto-fills your billing information. Unlike some competitors, Kaspersky does not store your CVV code unless you explicitly override security settings, adding an extra layer of safety.
The extension also auto-fills credit card details and digital secure notes (like Wi-Fi passwords or software keys) directly on supported forms. The extension will highlight the login fields
When you install the Kaspersky extension on Firefox, you aren't just getting a "type assistant." You are getting a suite of security tools.