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If it doesn't open multi-monitor there's a button at the top with a expand to multi monitor you can click. The audio will randomly stop working and the user will have to reconnect to the session for it to start working again.

I have had SAML SSO for Chrome Apps working with Azure AD and netscaler gateway on-premise for the last two years. This feature is supported only on Chromebook devices. Messed with audio related policies in Citrix Studio. Login to Chromebook with AAD creds and ther Citrix Workspace app connects and signs the user in seamlessly. (Un-) fortunately not as extensive as youd think. We have seen this on two Chromebooks thus far and expect more reports today. I have enabled SAML 2.0 auth in Citrix cloud, AAD as the Idp and and enabled the workspace. I merely: set my Chromebook (Acer C720P in this case) to developer mode, using the instructions on the chromium site. followed the instructions on the crouton github, while making sure to pick a distro supported by the latest Citrix Receiver for Linux. An HP Chromebook 11 G4 and an HP Chromebook 14 G4 are the currently impacted ones.

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We are seeing this issue only on the Chromebook Citrix Receiver App from the Chrome Web Store and not on the Windows Chrome Citrix Receiver Extension. This feature is not supported on tablets, phones, and Samsung DeX. Just note that the Chrome Apps end of life in June 2022.unless Google changes their mind. After that I'm not sure what Citrix is planning.

Here is what I see when Chrome calls the Citrix Workspace App from the Google Play Store: Citrix and Google have a relationship, so maybe it will be a progressive app or something else. I don't see any option to go across both screens. If you are looking for a version of Citrix Workspace app with latest bug fixes and newer features, we recommend: use the latest version of Citrix Workspace app use the latest Google ChromeOS version on the stable channel.

Some of the applications from the Chrome Web Store are new, users can expect some issues and lack of functionality.

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On Windows, I know to make sure the app is in window-mode, and spanning both screens, then trigger full screen at that point but on the Chromebook it doesn't want to span both screens and it just "snaps" to either screen. Citrix receiver not working on samsung chromebook full#

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Thanks for the Chrome extension, I'll give it a go and update this post with the results.

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Those business users, however, will need to be able to use their browser-based tools, as well as their older line-of-business applications and that’s where tools like Citrix Receiver come in to help those companies make the move to Chrome OS. While Chrome OS has done especially well in the education market, it could also become a major player in the enterprise world. Receiver was also one of the earliest applications for Chrome OS. Earlier this year, Citrix and Google already teamed up to offer businesses a discount for Citrix’s AppDNA application management service.

Google always positioned Chromebooks as an easy and affordable way for enterprises to give their employees secure access to their virtual desktops and line-of-business applications. Other features include integration with Chrome OS’s clipboard across remote and local applications, as well as monitoring with HDX Insight and support for direct SSL connections. Features like audio and video playback should now also work better. At the time, Citrix argued that the HTML5 version offered more features than its standalone Chrome app, but with today’s launch of a more native experience, Chromebook users get access to far more features than the HTML5 version was able to offer.īecause Receiver for Chrome can now access more of Chrome OS’s native features directly, users are able to easily use Google Cloud Print, for example. After originally launching Receiver for Chrome, the company later transitioned Chromebook users to Receiver for HTML5. Receiver gives users access to their virtual apps and desktops through XenDesktop and XenApp from their smartphones, tablets, PCs and Macs. Google and Citrix today announced the launch of a new version the Citrix Receiver for Chrome that both hope will bring more businesses to Google’s Chrome OS platform.