Citrix Receiver
We have come across an issue recently with the new version of the Citrix online plugin (now called Citrix Reciever). Installation of the Citrix Reciever software from the OSX App store is not sufficient to allow the downloaded ICA file to auto open. The result is, you install Citrix Reciever and login to the Citrix site only for the ICA file to download, but not open. This makes it look like Citrix isn’t working properly.
Install Citrix Workspace Windows 2010
Citrix Workspace app for iOS supports widgets on devices running iOS 10 or later. Your widget appears on the widget page. The item displayed on the widget is your last accessed app or desktop. External sharing of webpages. You can share the webpages you open from Citrix Workspace app for iOS with others. You can: copy a link from within a web view. Citrix Workspace must be installed in order to use PennChart or Drives & Remote Access. If nothing happens when you click on the downloaded.ica file or if you see an alert about a blocked plug-in, Safari may have blocked the Citrix plug-in. To correct this, click on the Safari menu and select.
The fix is simple:
- First, you have to modify what Safari considers as a “safe” file. Ensure that in Safari’s Preference panel that ‘Open “Safe” files’ is checked.
- Next, download this zip file: https://www.jaytag.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Auto_Open_ICA.zip
- Extract the plist (preferences file) from the downloaded zip file
- Drag and drop the file to
/Library/Preferences. (On OSX Lion, type library in the ‘Find’ box and double-click into the preferences folder) - Restart Safari
The ICA files should now automatically open, allowing Citrix to work as intended.