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Kaspersky browser extension versus KIS web-protection
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<blockquote data-quote="ExecutiveOrder" data-source="post: 961492" data-attributes="member: 93099"><p>You're welcome.</p><p></p><p>It's for this feature if you change the settings from the default "upon request" to "Always" it will break a number of websites (especially those mentioned in the "website" listing hyperlink on Kaspersky Settings > Network settings).</p><p>I'm not exactly sure what app will break other than Epic Games (last time I check it, Steam is fine), both are not listed in the "website" there, perhaps Epic using some necessary services from the website listed there or just a bug. By default (scan only upon request), you'll be fine and will not get much trouble using this feature and Epic Games will work correctly.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]261327[/ATTACH]</p><p>Not sure about Webcam, afaik it blocks data access to Webcam driver, any app and browser that tried to do that will only get blank black screen or whole box of webcam UI dissapears (happen in Webex, only when I check it in settings, not a problem though). Your webcam LED indicator will still on but apps won't get any data from it (blocked), also Webcam protection only work if it's enabled before app tried access the webcam, it cannot block webcam access from app that's already using and receive recording from your webcam (you need to stop it first, simply toggle webcam if you're using Zoom for example).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ExecutiveOrder, post: 961492, member: 93099"] You're welcome. It's for this feature if you change the settings from the default "upon request" to "Always" it will break a number of websites (especially those mentioned in the "website" listing hyperlink on Kaspersky Settings > Network settings). I'm not exactly sure what app will break other than Epic Games (last time I check it, Steam is fine), both are not listed in the "website" there, perhaps Epic using some necessary services from the website listed there or just a bug. By default (scan only upon request), you'll be fine and will not get much trouble using this feature and Epic Games will work correctly. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1634520991519.png"]261327[/ATTACH] Not sure about Webcam, afaik it blocks data access to Webcam driver, any app and browser that tried to do that will only get blank black screen or whole box of webcam UI dissapears (happen in Webex, only when I check it in settings, not a problem though). Your webcam LED indicator will still on but apps won't get any data from it (blocked), also Webcam protection only work if it's enabled before app tried access the webcam, it cannot block webcam access from app that's already using and receive recording from your webcam (you need to stop it first, simply toggle webcam if you're using Zoom for example). [/QUOTE]
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