
- #CITRIX RECEIVER ALT TAB INSTALL#
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The Desktop Viewer is optimized for Citrix Workspace app Desktop Lock with no Home, Restore, Maximize, and Display properties.Flash redirection is enabled on Windows 7. Flash redirection is disabled on Windows 8 and later versions.Disconnecting the Citrix Workspace app Desktop Lock session logs out the end device.Domain, two-factor, or smart card authentication only.3Dpro, Flash, USB, HDX Insight, Microsoft Lync 2013 plug-in, and local app access.You can use Citrix Workspace app Desktop Lock with the following Citrix Workspace app features:.Working with Citrix Workspace app Desktop Lock For more information, see the Configure Local App Access and URL redirection section in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.
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#CITRIX RECEIVER ALT TAB UPDATE#
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Then, install the Citrix Workspace app Desktop Lock as an administrator using the CitrixWorkspaceDesktopLock.msi available in the Citrix Downloads page. You must configure the store and Single Sign-on, either using the adm/admx file or cmdline option. You must install Citrix Workspace app for Windows with the /includeSSON flag.
#CITRIX RECEIVER ALT TAB UPGRADE#
Previous versions of Desktop Lock are not supported when you upgrade to Citrix Receiver for Windows 4.2 or later. You can use the Desktop Viewer (if enabled), however it has only the following set of options on the toolbar:Ĭitrix Workspace app for Windows with Desktop Lock works on domain-joined machines, which are SSON-enabled (Single Sign-On) and store configured. * Alt-tab or option-tab? Everyone seems to call this key (⌥) the Option key, but it's labelled 'alt' on my UK keyboard.You can use the Citrix Workspace app Desktop Lock when you do not need to interact with the local desktop.

Other Mac apps I've done custom keyboard mappings for haven't required a restart, so this made me think my attempts were failing at first, but after restarting the app the shortcuts appeared in the menus and worked! \o/ I had to restart the CitrixViewer app to get it to recognise the new keyboard -> menu mappings. The Citrix support article I mentioned above walks you through this. This means in OS-X's System Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts settings you can map this menu command to a keyboard combo of your choice, the obvious one being ⌥-Tab:įinding the right application to reference in the Shortcuts application list. My CitrixViewer (ver 20.02.0.5) keyboard preferences look like this:Ĭrucially, in the CitrixViewer application menus, there are options to send certain keys and key combos, including the apocryphal Alt-Tab: You can use the standard Mac keyboard shortcut customisations to map alt-tab* on your Mac keyboard to send the Alt-Tab key-combo to Citrix Viewer. Happily I've figured out a reliable workaround, thanks to this Citrix support article. The before - issue was super bugging me too - ruining code I was writing in my Citrix session, etc.

~tl dr Use OSX Keyboard Shortcut System Preferences to map option-tab to the Citrix Viewer Alt-Tab menu option.
