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Expand all | Collapse all Kaspersky Password Manager lets you install extensions for all installed browsers. When you install a new browser supported by Kaspersky Password Manager, the browser will appear in the Browsers section and you can install the extension for the browser. You can also install browser extensions manually. The design theme of the Kaspersky Password Manager extension automatically adapts to the theme of the browser. Install the Kaspersky Password Manager extension Specifics about browser extensions Kaspersky Password Manager lets you install extensions for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Yandex.Browser and other Chromium-based browsers if these browsers are installed on the computer. Mozilla Firefox When installing the extension for Mozilla Firefox, you will be asked to give your consent to collect and process data. Otherwise, you will not be able to use the extension. Also, there will be a non-mandatory option that can help us improve our products and services by enabling the collection of usage statistics. If you have turned on this option and then change your decision, you can turn it off in the extension settings. Turn off/on collection of usage statistics Microsoft Edge Legacy The outdated version of this browser, Microsoft Edge Legacy, is no longer supported. Remove the unsupported extension from your computer

Description icon () to display more information about a resource. Click the resource name to list all the associated accounts. Central Search bar to search for resources based on the criteria, such as resource name, DNS name, etc., specified at the time of resource creation.2. Steps to Install the Extension Open Microsoft Edge browser and click Settings and more icon or press Alt+F. Click Extensions from the right pane that appears. Enable Allow Extensions from other stores and click Allow in the pop-up that appears. Go to the Chrome Web Store and search for PMP. Click Add to Chrome and click Add extension in the pop-up that appears. After installation, Password Manager Pro icon will appear in the address bar of the browser. Click the icon and enter the Host where Password Manager Pro is running and specify the connection Port. Enter your login credentials. The browser extension supports all types of login (Local/AD/LDAP/RADIUS) and authentication mechanisms as available in the web interface.Now, the Password Manager Pro extension is added to Microsoft Edge successfully. 3. Types of Operations SupportedYou can automatically log in to websites and applications from the browser itself without even going to Password Manager Pro's GUI. Click on any resource shown in the ‘All Passwords’ tab to view the account names associated with that resource and again click on any one of the account to view the password. You will see icons for auto logon and copy username/password operations. You can view the account description by clicking

To find whatever you need. It’s, therefore, very easy to navigate, which is ideal when you’re using a smaller screen. Contrastingly, Bitwarden’s desktop app is a bit limited, particularly when compared to its web app. So, there are functions, such as multi-factor authentication, importing passwords, and running security reports, that you can do on the web app but not on the desktop app. Hence, Enpass definitely has a superior desktop app. Browser extensionsEnpass’ browser extension is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Vivaldi, which gives you plenty of options. However, its offering is pretty minimalist, as it gives you autofill and not much else. Even more annoying, you have to install and run Enpass’ desktop if you want to use autofill on its browser extension, which is pretty tedious.Weirdly, Bitwarden’s browser extension is different, depending on which browser you’re using. One example is that you’ll have a persistent sidebar if you use the Firefox extension, but that feature isn’t available on Chrome. The functionality, however, remains largely the same, although it will look different if you switch browsers.Overall, neither browser extension is brilliant and have plenty of room to evolve still. Mobile appsYou can download the Enpass app or the Bitwarden app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, meaning that both are compatible with iOS and Android. However, this is where the similarities end.Enpass’ mobile app has a lot of the same features as the desktop version, including password audits, password sharing, and a password generator.

Expand all | Collapse allKaspersky Password Manager lets you install extensions for all installed browsers. When you install a new browser supported by Kaspersky Password Manager, the browser will appear in the Browsers section and you can install the extension for the browser. You can also install browser extensions manually.The design theme of the Kaspersky Password Manager extension automatically adapts to the theme of the browser.Install the Kaspersky Password Manager extensionSpecifics about browser extensionsKaspersky Password Manager lets you install extensions for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Yandex.Browser and other Chromium-based browsers if these browsers are installed on the computer.Mozilla FirefoxWhen installing the extension for Mozilla Firefox, you will be asked to give your consent to collect and process data. Otherwise, you will not be able to use the extension.Also, there will be a non-mandatory option that can help us improve our products and services by enabling the collection of usage statistics. If you have turned on this option and then change your decision, you can turn it off in the extension settings.Turn off/on collection of usage statisticsMicrosoft Edge LegacyThe outdated version of this browser, Microsoft Edge Legacy, is no longer supported.Remove the unsupported extension from your computer Page top

Password Manager Pro allows you to securely synchronize passwords across browsers through native browser extensions to make password management and auto-logon activities seamless. The extension helps you to auto-fill passwords to websites and web applications, and also set up an Auto Logon gateway to launch RDP and SSH sessions. It allows you to view all the passwords, resource groups, favorites, and recently used resources and also enables you to search for resources. The browser extensions, once deployed, allows you to directly perform most of the password management activities, with Password Manager Pro running in the background. Note: While passwords are undisclosed within the Password Manager Pro interface for security reasons, please note that users with access to the developer console or similar debugging tools may still be able to view them. Exercise caution with sensitive information and ensure appropriate access controls are implemented to manage potential risks associated with password visibility.Apart from the Edge browser extension, the other available extensions are: Chrome FirefoxThis document explains you in detail about the Microsoft Edge browser extension. Below is a detailed explanation of the steps to install the extensions, their settings and how they can help you in managing privileged resources: Benefits Steps to Install the Extension Types of Operations Supported Settings1. BenefitsThe Microsoft Edge browser extension provides certain advantages such as: Automatic login to websites and applications from the browser without the need to access the Password Manager Pro web interface. Exclusive icons for auto-logon and copy username/password to simplify operations. Resource

Secured item in the User Portal or the CyberArk Identity Browser Extension. The information is copied to the clipboard. The User Portal and the Browser Extension both exhibit the same behavior when you encounter access restrictions, username restrictions, and compromised passwords. See Alerts in the User Portal and Browser Extension for more information. If a secured item is shared with you, you must have View permission in order to copy it. Copy username/password from the User Portal To copy the username or password from a secured item in the User Portal: Open the User Portal and find the secured item tile you want. Click the tile menu and select either Copy username or Copy password. Copy username/password from the Browser Extension To copy the username/password or note from a secured item in the Browser Extension: Open the Browser Extension and click the Secured Items button (right navigation menu) to display a list of your secured items. Use the Search fields at the top to filter the list. Place the cursor next to the secured item from which you want to copy, then click the menu to select Copy username, Copy password, or Copy secured note. Copy secured note from the User Portal To copy the contents of a secured note in the User Portal: Open the User Portal and find the secured item note tile you want. Click the tile menu and select Copy secured note. Delete a secured item from the User Portal Only the user who owns the secured item can delete it. Recipient (shared) users cannot delete secured items that are shared with them. If you delete a secured item from your User Portal, then any users with whom you shared the secured item can no longer access the secured item. Any files attached to the secured item are also deleted. Open the User Portal and go to the secured item tile (password or note) you want. Click the tile menu and select Delete. Alerts in the User Portal and Browser Extension A red alert icon appears in the User Portal or Browser Extension next to the