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I get invitation to accept Firefox 4 but it says that it does not recognize Kaspersky and therefore I can't use it because that is my security company. Any chance that Firefox will soon accept Kaspersky?

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Pictake
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Why is the Kaspersky security system not accepted by Firefox 4? I like to keep up to date on the latest versions but I can't upgrade to 4 if it does not accept Kaspersky since this my primary security program.

Why is the Kaspersky security system not accepted by Firefox 4? I like to keep up to date on the latest versions but I can't upgrade to 4 if it does not accept Kaspersky since this my primary security program.

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Your general security software will still run outside of Firefox. Kaspersky has posted an article on exactly what you lose in the way of security add-ons when moving to Firefox 4:

Kaspersky Lab products and Mozilla Firefox 4.0: co-working peculiarities

I don't think Kaspersky has posted a date when its add-ons will be updated for Firefox 4.

Pictake
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Thanks, I really appreciate your taking the time to reply to my question. Unfortunately I am not computer savy enough to really understand just what to do. I think I will just stick with the current version of Firefox until Kaspersky gets around to fixing this.