The scanning of encrypted connections has also been improved. Other improvements include the addition of new Anti-Banner filters, better notifications, a redesigned Recommended settings window and the ability to scan scripts using the standard Microsoft Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI). The Parental Control component also gains one notable improvement, allowing users to control similar programs - such as multiple web browsers - as a single application. A notification indicating if hardware virtualization is supported has also been added, while its status can be found in the component settings window. Users can now open a specific site in Protected Browser mode by clicking the app icon in the Notification area and on the taskbar. Kaspersky’s Safe Money component, which promises added protection when using online banking or shopping, has also been improved. Similar improvements have been implemented in the Software Updater section too. The list of ignored apps now resides in its own window. The PC Cleaner component now supports a search-and-remove component for browser extensions, plus gives users the ability to complain about applications that misbehave.Ĭomplementing these new features are an added scheduler for searching for both apps and browser extensions within the Application Manager, which provides a new option for excluding applications based on their object category. This is immediately apparent when opening the Tools window, which now categorizes application features to aid navigation.

Kaspersky, which relocated its data processing centres to Switzerland after concerns about its ties to Russia, has focused on improving existing application components with this new release.

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