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I've enabled html5 in storefront so users in kiosk machines can access it without downloading receiver. However, since enabling this, chrome and firefox defaults the application launch in HTML5 regardless if the local citrix receiver client is installed. For Internet Explorer, the ICA download gets triggered and the user can click on it and uses the local receiver.

Is there any global settings I can change to default it to the local receiver first and if it is not installed, launch HTML5? I know you can change the setting in storefront (to use full version) but i do not want to do this for everyone manually. The setting on the storefront server is already set to use html5 if local receiver is unavailable.

Citrix WebHelper for Google chrome can work as invoked mode or Non-invoked mode to access XenApp/XenDesktop resource. The article describes configuration steps for Citrix WebHelper invoked mode. It is essential to have access to back-end application via NetScaler Gateway when Receiver Client Selective Trust (CST) feature is enabled. Citrix Receiver Earlier Versions of Receiver for Chrome Subscribe to RSS notifications of new downloads. Free Download Citrix Receiver. Download this app from microsoft store for windows 10, windows 8.1. May 2, 2018 - Citrix Receiver for Chrome App. Today, Citrix Receiver from chrome web store can be configured using.cr files. The.cr file exported from Storefront doesn't have rfweb entry and admin needs to add the entry and distribute the file to various users. Receiver for Chrome can be configured using.cr file using Deploy Receiver for Chrome to your users.

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Customize Receiver for Web

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If you do not want to or cannot disable Chrome auto update or re-enable NPAPI Plugin, you can do a number of customization to Receiver for Web to reduce the disruption.
Note: All the customization code in this article is applicable to StoreFront 2.6.

Disable client download prompt for Chrome

If you insert the following code into custom.script.js in the contrib folder under the Receiver for Web site, Chrome users will never be prompted to install Citrix Receiver:

Provide a permanent link for downloading Receiver in Chrome

The preceding code snippet helps you disable the Receiver install prompt for Chrome. However, you might still want your users to be able to download and install Receiver if needed. Apply the following code snippet in custom.script.js will add a link to the user menu to download Receiver for Chrome browser:

You have to also add the following strings to custom.wrstrings.en.js and a localized version for every language you need to support to custom.wrstrings.<language>.js:

The resultant UI looks similar to the following:

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Enable Workspace Control For Chrome On Windows

Workspace control is disabled on Windows if Receiver for Web cannot detect whether the browser is running in an ICA session (pass-through mode). This is to avoid disconnecting the session running the browser itself. If you can ensure that this never happens, that is, Chrome is never used in the double-hop deployment to access applications/desktops in the second-hop sharing the same XenApp/XenDesktop farms/sites, you can apply the following code snippet to custom.script.js in the contrib folder under the Receiver for Web site to enable workspace control for Chrome.

Enable Chrome To Open ICA file Automatically

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After the ICA file is saved, users can open the action menu for the ICA file at the bottom of the browser and select

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Always open files of this type. After that, launch will be automatically activated when the user clicks an application/desktop icon to launch.

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