About this release

Learn about new features, enhancements, fixed issues, and known issues for Citrix Workspace app for HTML5.

Note:

Looking for features in Technical Preview? We have curated a list so that you can find them in one place. Explore our Features in Technical Preview page and share your feedback using the attached Google form link.

What’s new in 2409

This release addresses areas that improve overall performance and stability. For the optimal functioning of the following features, ensure to use Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 2409:

• Graphics
• App Switcher
• Support for copying image clips
• Generic client IME for East Asian languages

Also enable traffic to the following URL for optimal functioning of features and ability to access certain preview features:

features.netscalergateway.net

Fixed issues in 2409

• When you upgrade Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 to the 2404.1 version, a session might not start. The issue occurs when the encryption is set to RC5-128. [RFHTMCRM-13828]

Known issues in 2409

There are no new known issues in the release.

Note:

For a complete list of issues in the earlier releases, see the Known issues section.

Earlier releases

This section provides information on the new features and fixed issues in the previous releases that we support as per the Lifecycle Milestones for Citrix Workspace app.

2408

What’s new

HDX adaptive throughput

Starting with the 2408 version, HDX adaptive throughput is supported. This feature intelligently fine-tunes the peak throughput of the ICA session by adjusting output buffers. The number of output buffers is initially set at a high value. This high value allows data to be transmitted to the client more quickly and efficiently, especially in high-latency networks.

This feature provides better interactivity, faster file transfers, smoother video playback, and a higher frame rate and resolution resulting in an enhanced user experience.

Session interactivity is constantly measured to determine whether any data streams within the ICA session adversely affect interactivity. If that occurs, the throughput is decreased to reduce the impact of the large data stream on the session and allow interactivity to recover.

Note:

This feature is enabled by default.

Technical Preview

• Secure HDX
• Improved in-session toolbar

For the complete list of Technical Preview features, see the Features in Technical Preview page.

Fixed issues

There are no fixed issues in this release.

2404.1

What’s new

This release addresses areas that improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues

• Global App Configuration service (GACS) settings for Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 don’t apply when end users start a session for the first time. With the fix, GACS settings are applied when the user starts the session for the first time and thereafter. Also, end users might be prompted to restart the session to ensure compliance. [RFHTMCRM-12494]

2404

What’s new

This release addresses areas that improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues

When you click Multimonitor from the session toolbar, the session might not extend automatically. The issue occurs when you use Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 version that is earlier than 2404, and the Google Chromium browser version is equal to or greater than v125.0.0. [RFHTMCRM-12454]

2402

What’s new

This release addresses areas that improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues

• If you’re on an optimized Microsoft Teams call and decide to stop sharing your screen, you might observe a blank rectangle in place of the video section. [RFHTMCRM-11689]

• During the session, when you scroll horizontally to access the input area on the right, the soft keyboard might appear on the upper left of the screen.

  The issue occurs when you:

  • set the display resolution to custom.
  • enable multi-touch mode. [CVADHELP-24460] [RFHTMCRM-12106]
• When using Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 on iOS devices, the Delete key deletes two characters at once. The issue occurs when you switch keyboard languages from Chinese Traditional to English. [CVADHELP-24216] [RFHTMCRM-11787]
• When you attempt to disconnect a virtual app or desktop session through the toolbar > … > Disconnect button on cloud stores, the session remains active in Citrix Studio. However, the session status changes to inactive after a couple of minutes. [RFHTMCRM-11642]
• When Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 is set to be consumed from the content delivery network (CDN), the session might fail. The issue occurs when you use the HDX SDK using HTML5. [RFHTMCRM-11765]
• When you start an app session, horizontal and vertical scroll bars appear even when you set the display resolution to autofit. [RFHTMCRM-11650]
• When you start a Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 session and disconnect it from the session toolbar, the session remains active in Citrix Studio. The issue occurs when you are on the on-premises deployment. [RFHTMCRM-12017]
• When you start a virtual desktop session using the Safari browser, the webcam might not work properly. [RFHTMCRM-12348]
• When you start a virtual desktop session followed by an app session, both vertical and horizontal scroll bars appear in the app session. [RFHTMCRM-12245]
• On cloud deployments, when you start the HTML5 session for the first time, a spinner appears indefinitely. [RFHTMCRM-11754]
• When you start a Linux VDA session, the time reflected in the session might not match the local time zone of the end user’s device. [RFHTMCRM-11602]

2312

What’s new

Support for secondary ringer

You can use the secondary ringer feature to select a secondary device on which you want to get the incoming call notification when Microsoft Teams is optimized.

For example, consider that you have set a speaker as the Secondary ringer, and your endpoint is connected to the headphones. In this case, Microsoft Teams sends the incoming call ringer to both the headphones and the speaker. You can’t set a secondary ringer in the following cases:

• When you aren’t connected to more than one audio device
• When the peripheral isn’t available (for example, a Bluetooth headset)

Note:

By default, this feature is disabled.

For more information, see Support for secondary ringer.

Simulcast implementation for optimized Microsoft Teams video conference calls

Starting with the 2312 release, by default, simulcast support is enabled for optimized Microsoft Teams video conference calls. With this support, the quality and experience of video conference calls across different endpoints are improved. We’re adapting to the proper resolution for the best call experience for all callers.

With this improved experience, each user might deliver multiple video streams in different resolutions (for example, 720p, 360p, and so on). It depends on several factors including endpoint capability, network conditions, and so on. The receiving endpoint then requests the maximum quality resolution that it can handle by that giving all users the best video experience.

Fixed issues

• On iOS devices, when you start a session, the clipboard data from the previous HTML5 session is pasted without your consent. The issue might occur when you use key combinations like Ctrl+a and Ctrl+x with an external keyboard or keep typing when you switch between two applications. [RFHTMCRM-10834] [CVADHELP-23753]

• When you use LongCommandLine arguments to start a session, the session might fail to start. The issue occurs when you use the Apple Safari browser on macOS and iOS devices. [CVADHELP-23753]

2311

What’s new

This release addresses areas that improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues

• On an iPad, when you switch to the Zhuyin keyboard and enter single-digit numbers like 1 or 2, the input duplicates into two-digit numbers like 11 or 22.

  The issue occurs when you access virtual apps or desktops based on the VDA 2203 LTSR version through Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 on an iPad running iPad OS 16. [CVADHELP-23639]

• When you have an old on-premises Citrix UI in the cloud deployment with the new launch improvements feature enabled, HTML5 sessions might fail to start. [CCVADHELP-3080]

• When you start a desktop session and check the /en-us/citrix-workspace-app-for-html5/ console, the ICARTT value might appear zero. The ICARTT value might have a positive value when you immediately check after you start the session. However, after some time, it might later appear as zero. [CVADHELP-23905]

• When you’re using on-premises deployment and start a desktop session, the Citrix Workspace app UI displays progressive launch status messages. However, within no time the UI displays the following error message:

  “Can’t start the Desktop”

  The issue occurs when Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 tries to access a desktop that is in a power-off state. Now, Citrix Workspace app waits until the desktop is powered on instead of displaying the error dialog. [CVADHELP-23140]

2310

What’s new

This release addresses areas that improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues

• When you use optimized Microsoft Teams in a desktop session, the participant’s video might not appear correctly when you set the display resolution to the Device Pixel Ratio Scaling option. [RFHTMCRM-5271]
• In a session, the audio devices including both speakers and microphones don’t appear. The issue appears if the local machine has no microphone devices, or if the user disables all the microphone devices. The issue occurs on all browsers. [RFHTMCRM-10900]
• In a session, key combinations like Command with a number, or a special key might not work as expected. This issue occurs when you start a Linux VDA session on Mac devices. [RFHTMCRM-5505]
• When you start a session and the Launch failure error message appears, and if you choose to close the session, the Leave site? notification appears instead of simply closing the tab. [RFHTMCRM-10299]
• On rare occasions, the log files might not include data. The issue occurs when you click Download log from the error dialog box. [RFHTMCRM-10732]

2309

What’s new

Scancode input mode

Citrix Workspace app allows you to use external physical keyboards to collaborate with the server-side keyboard layout on the VDA. When administrators enable Scancode mode, the end user might find themselves using the keyboard layout of the server instead of the client.

This feature enhances the user experience particularly when using an East-Asian language physical keyboard.

Notes:

• By default, this feature policy is disabled.
• On touch devices, when Scancode is enabled, the on-screen software keyboard doesn’t work from the Citrix Workspace app.

For more information on configuration, see Scancode input mode

Fixed issues

• When you are in a virtual app session, the cursor moves, but the pointer icon does not change according to the specific application area. [CVADHELP-23499]
• When the WebAssembly (.wasm) files are blocked in your network, the Citrix Workspace app session might not start. [RFHTMCRM-10801]

2308

What’s new

This release addresses areas that improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues in 2308

• When you use the French keyboard layout on the client device, some punctuation keys might appear incorrectly in the VDA session. The issue occurs when you start a session using the Mozilla Firefox browser on a macOS device. [RFHTMCRM-8708]
• On touch devices, when you use zoom-in and zoom-out gestures in a session, the in-session toolbar position might appear incorrectly. [RFHTMCRM-10264]
• When you launch a session on any browser on an iPad with a physical keyboard attached, the key combinations like Command+a, Command+c, and Command+x might not work as expected. The issue occurs when you start a Linux VDA session. [RFHTMCRM-5917]

2307

What’s new

Enhancement to HDX session experience

With an enhanced compression technique, Citrix Workspace app for ChromeOS consumes low network resources and improves session responsiveness.

Microsoft Teams enhancements

Microsoft Teams optimization supports real‑time transcription of what the speaker is saying when Live Captions is enabled in Microsoft Teams.

Fixed issues

• The session launch progress notification window that appears at the lower right of the screen might not close even after the session starts. The issue occurs when the VDA version is 7.15. [RFHTMCRM-10161]

2306

What’s new

Improved virtual apps and desktops launch experience

Starting with the 2306 release, the improved app and desktop launch experience provide timely and relevant information about the launch status.

Note:

Administrators must upgrade HDX SDK files to use Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 2306 version. The older HDX SDK files are incompatible with the 2306 version and later. To download the latest HDX SDK files, click here. For more information, see the Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 HDX SDK developer docs.

Fixed issues

• When you are in an optimized Microsoft Teams meeting, the camera streaming fails. The video appears blurry and sometimes the video can become unresponsive. The issue occurs when the screen sharing feature is disabled, and the end user enables the camera in a Microsoft Teams meeting. [RFHTMCRM-9968]
• When sessions are in tablet mode, any touch device’s stylus pen might not function. [RFHTMCRM-9951]
• On cloud deployments, the HTML5 session tab didn’t wait for the VDI to power on. Instead, the session tab displayed error messages related to the ICA connection. The issue occurs when the session timed out before the VDI has powered on. [RFHTMCRM-9414]

2305

What’s new

Enhancements to Virtual Channel SDK

Starting with the 2305 release, Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 supports Window Management APIs in the Virtual Channel SDK. Web APIs enable IT administrators to create interactive applications and customize them for their end users.

Fixed issues

• When you use custom domain store URLs, the Citrix Workspace app session might fail to start. [RFHTMCRM-8482] [RFHTMCRM-9406]

• When you use Microsoft Teams, the incoming video or screen sharing might not appear with specific multi-monitor layouts. The issue occurs when the extended monitor is on the left or at the top. The video area can appear black or white. [RFHTMCRM-9159]

• In multi-monitor mode, if you resize the primary monitor window to full-screen, the incoming video or the screen sharing preview video might be invisible.

  The issue occurs when the window is in extended mode, and the resolution of the primary screen is of a lower value than the secondary screen. [RFHTMCRM-9277]

• In a session, when two participants are in the optimized Microsoft Teams meeting, the screen sharing and audio might fail. The issue occurs when you enable and disable the camera several times during the call. [CVADHELP-22251]

• When you upgrade your device to ChromeOS version 108, text on the published desktop might appear blurred. The issue occurs on devices where the graphical processing unit (GPU) doesn’t support medium precision. [CVADHELP-22362]

  Note:

  • Some devices’ display settings don’t support high precision, and the text on the published desktop might appear correctly. However, the display might appear abnormal because of this fix. To correct it, administrators can set the webglHighPrecision attribute to false in the configuration.js file.

  The following is an example of JSON data:

   "hardware" : {
  
       "webglHighPrecision" : false
   },
   <!--NeedCopy-->
  

2304

What’s new

Gesture enhancements on touch devices

Starting with the 2304 release, Citrix Workspace app enhances the end user experience for:

• gestures, multi-touch, and soft keyboard functionality on mobile devices.
• soft keyboard functionality on Tablet mode.

In your Citrix Workspace app sessions, you can use all the familiar multi-touch gestures, including the tap, swipe, drag, pinch, and zoom.

The following is the gesture guide:

To do this:	On Citrix Workspace app, do this:
Single click	One-finger tap
Right-click	Touch-hold-release
Open the on-screen keyboard	Three-finger tap (or from the toolbar, tap Keyboard icon)
Zoom	Pinch in and out
Drag	Touch, hold, and slide
Enable cursor	Two-finger tap

Fixed issues

• There are no fixed issues in this release.

2303

What’s new

Plug and Play audio device support

Previously, only a single audio playback and recording device was supported and displayed as Citrix HDX Audio regardless of the real device name.

Starting with the 2303 version, you can connect multiple audio devices and redirect them to VDA. When you redirect USB audio devices, you can now view the real name of the audio device under the Sound settings > Playback and Sound settings > Recording on the VDA. The list of devices on the VDA is dynamically updated whenever an audio device is plugged in or removed.

Note:

• By default, this feature is enabled.

For more information, see Plug and Play audio device support.

Client Drive Mapping

Previously, you couldn’t copy files from your local machine to the virtual environment. In a session, you couldn’t access local drives directly from the file explorer.

Starting with the 2303 version, the Client Drive Mapping (CDM) feature supports folder mapping on the local machine so they’re accessible from within a session. You can map any folder from the local machine, if the folder doesn’t contain system files.

The end user can do the following operations:

• Copy files and folders from the local machine to the mapped drive in the session.
• View the list of files and folders in the mapped drive.
• Open and read the file contents in the mapped drive.
• View the file properties (modified time and file size only) in the mapped drive.

This feature provides the advantage of accessing both virtual desktop drives and local machine drives together in the file explorer within the HDX session. This feature is supported on desktop platforms, Google Chrome, and Microsoft Edge Chromium browsers only.

Note:

By default, this feature is enabled.

For more information, see Client Drive Mapping.

Background blurring and effects in Microsoft Teams optimization

Starting with the 2303 release, Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 supports background blurring and effects in Microsoft Teams optimization for video calls. You can either blur or replace the background effects provided by Microsoft Teams to avoid unexpected distractions by helping the conversation stay focused on the silhouette (body and face). This feature can be used with P2P and conference calls.

Notes:

• By default, this feature is disabled.
• This feature is now integrated with the Microsoft Teams UI. Multi-window support is a prerequisite that requires a VDA update to 2112 or higher. For more information, see Multi-window meetings and chat.

For more information, see Background blurring and effects in Microsoft Teams optimization.

Combo box support on mobile platforms

Starting with the 2303 version, selecting UI elements within a combo box on small screens is smoother. An administrator can enable the policy Remote the combo box to make the user experience of selecting checkboxes, drop-down list options, radio buttons, and more a smooth experience on iOS and Android mobiles.

For more information, see Remote the combo box in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.

Note:

This feature is enabled by default.

For more information, see Combo box support on mobile platforms.

Fixed issues

• In cloud deployments, the enhanced PDF printing fails. The print preview doesn’t appear. [RFHTMCRM-8691]

2301.1

What’s new

This release addresses a few issues that help to improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues

• The audio device redirection to the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops session isn’t working. A red ‘X’ mark appears on the volume toggle icon in the system tray. The issue occurs after you update the Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 with the 2301 version. [RFHTMCRM-8799]

2301

What’s new

Multi‑window chat and meetings for Microsoft Teams

Starting with the 2301 version, you can use multiple windows for chat and meetings in Microsoft Teams. You can pop out the conversations or meetings in various ways.

For details about the pop‑out window feature, see Pop out a chat in Microsoft Teams.

For troubleshooting see, CTX253754.

Microsoft will deprecate the single‑window support in the future. If you’re running an older version of Citrix Workspace app or Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA), you can upgrade to:

• Citrix Workspace app 2301 or later and
• VDA - 2203 or later

Plug and Play audio device support

Previously, only a single audio playback and recording device was supported and displayed as Citrix HDX Audio regardless of the real device name.

Starting with the 2301 release, we support multiple audio devices and redirect them to VDA. Now, when you redirect audio devices, you can view the real name of the audio device under the Sound settings > Playback and Sound settings > Recording on the VDA. The list of devices on the VDA is dynamically updated whenever an audio device is plugged in or removed.

For more information, see the Plug and Play audio device support article.

Fixed issues

• Webcam redirection isn’t working when you use Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops version 2206 and later. With the latest fix, the webcam redirection is successful from Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 version 2301 and later. [RFHTMCRM-8580]

• In the multi-monitor mode, a white patch is observed inside the session. The issue occurs when you block pop-ups for Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 sessions on Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge Chromium browsers. [RFHTMCRM-8476]

• When you use a Chromebook and attempt to call from optimized Microsoft Teams, the call doesn’t work as expected. The following error message appears:

  “Sorry, it wasn’t possible to connect”. [CVADHELP-21670] [CVADHELP-21500]

• When you push Global App Configuration service settings, the changes might not apply occasionally. [RFHTMCRM-8710]

2212

What’s new

Client Drive Mapping [Technical Preview]

Previously, copying files from your local machine to the virtual environment required you to upload the file to the virtual session and download the files from the virtual session. You weren’t able to access local drives directly from the File Explorer in a session.

Starting with this release, the early version of the client drive mapping (CDM) feature supports folder mapping on the local machine, making it accessible from within a session. You can map any folder from the local machine, provided the folder doesn’t contain system files. After you map the folder, it appears as an L: drive inside the sessions.

The end user can do the following operations:

• Copy files and folders from the local machine to the mapped drive in the session.
• View the list of files and folders in the mapped L: drive.
• Open and read the file contents in the mapped L: drive.
• View the file properties (modified time and file size only) in the mapped L: drive.

This feature provides the advantage of accessing both virtual desktop drives and local machine drives together in the file explorer within the HDX session. This feature is supported on Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge Chromium browsers only. By default, this feature is disabled.

Note:

• This feature is a request-only preview.

Fixed issues

• When you enable multi-touch mode, some touch actions might not work within the Citrix Workspace app session. [RFHTMCRM-8445]

2211

What’s new

Automatic display of virtual keyboard

Starting from this release, a virtual keyboard automatically appears when you place the cursor on an editable field. This feature enhances the user experience on touchscreen devices, unlike the previous behavior where you had to click the keyboard icon to view the virtual keyboard.

Adaptive audio

With adaptive audio, you don’t need to configure the audio quality policies on the VDA. Adaptive audio optimizes settings for your environment. It replaces legacy audio compression formats to provide an excellent user experience.

For more information, see Adaptive Audio in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.

For information on how to configure, see Adaptive audio documentation.

Fixed issues

• When you share your screen to present a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) session with the administrator, you can see both the administrator’s and your mouse pointers on the screen. [RFHTMCRM-7726]

2210

What’s new

Adaptive audio [Technical Preview]

With Adaptive audio, you don’t need to configure the audio quality policies on the VDA. Adaptive audio optimizes settings for your environment. It replaces legacy audio compression formats to provide an excellent user experience.

For more information, see Adaptive Audio in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.

For information on how to configure, see Adaptive audio documentation.

Fixed issues

• When the Windows client keyboard layout is Korean, the last character that is in the composition window gets deleted after pressing the Enter Key. The issue occurs when you launch any Secure Browser Service (SBS) app session. [RFHTMCRM-7449]

2209

What’s new

Microsoft Teams optimization screen sharing

In earlier versions, the screen sharing functionality was disabled by default. Starting with version 2209, by default, the screen sharing is enabled. The end users can now share apps and tabs that are opened through Citrix Workspace app.

For more information, see the Screen sharing section.

Fixed issues

• In multi-monitor mode, when you click the Close button (X) to switch to normal mode, the action might not work as expected. As a workaround, use the Restore button from the session toolbar to switch from the multi-monitor mode to normal mode. [RFHTMCRM-7403]
• In a session, when three or more participants are in the optimized Microsoft Teams meeting, the screen sharing functionality might not work as expected. The issue happens intermittently. [RFHTMCRM-7409]
• When you join an external meeting from the optimized Microsoft Teams, the audio from the participant doesn’t work as expected. The following error message appears: “Couldn’t find a microphone”. As a workaround, quit the Microsoft Teams app and rejoin. [CVADHELP-20625]

2208

What’s new

Multi-monitor support

Previously, the multi-monitor display feature allowed you to open an extra browser tab of the desktop or app session that you were connected to. You could then drag the additional browser tab to the external monitor.

Now, Citrix Workspace app supports multiple monitors with one click without manual intervention.

For more information, see Multi-monitor support in the Configure section.

Provision to disable LaunchDarkly service

Starting with this release, you can disable LaunchDarkly service on both on-premises and cloud stores.

For more information, see the Feature flag management section.

Fixed issues

• In a session, when there are three or more participants in the optimized Microsoft Teams meeting, the video of the participants might freeze. The issue occurs intermittently. [RFHTMCRM-7251]
• When you use an HTML5 session in the Mozilla Firefox browser, the Quick Find bar appears when you press the backslash key in the external monitor window. The issue occurs when you are in multi-monitor mode. [CVADHELP-20396]
• When you use an HTML5 session in the Mozilla Firefox browser, the mouse-scrolling functionality might not work in the secondary window. The issue occurs when you are in multi-monitor mode. [CVADHELP-20306]
• In the optimized Microsoft Teams video call, when you add the third participant, the call drops. [CVADHELP-20586]

2207

What’s new

This release addresses issues that help to improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues

This release addresses issues that help to improve overall performance and stability.

2206

What’s new

Legacy browser support

Starting from the version 2206 and later, legacy browsers are no longer supported. This includes older versions of Microsoft Edge, all versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer, and any browser that does not support WebAssembly (Wasm).

Microsoft Teams optimization

Microsoft Teams optimization supports audio call, video call, and screen sharing functionalities on the Google Chrome browser only. The minimum Google Chrome version required is m97 and later.

For more information see, Microsoft Teams optimization in the configure section.

Logging enhancements

Previously, the client logs and console logs had to be collected separately. Starting with this release, the console logs are a part of the client logs.

Clipboard supports HTML format

Starting with this release, you can use HTML format for clipboard operations between the virtual desktop and the endpoint device. When you copy the HTML data, the source content format is copied, and when you paste the data, the destination content carries the formatting. In addition, HTML format provides a better look and feel.

For more information on how to set the policies, see Client clipboard write allowed formats in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops documentation.

Virtual Channel SDK support

With this release, the Citrix VC SDK supports writing server-side applications and client-side drivers using the ICA protocol. The server-side virtual channel applications are on the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops server.

VC SDK supports writing new virtual channels and Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 can support up to 20 custom-virtual channels.

For more information see, Virtual Channel SDK support in the configure section.

Multi-monitor support [Technical Preview]

Previously, the multi-monitor display feature allowed you to create an extra browser tab of the desktop or app session that you were connected to. You could then drag the additional browser tab to the external monitor.

With this release, Citrix Workspace app supports multiple monitors with one click without manual intervention. If there are no external monitors attached to the device, the multi-monitor icon on the in-session toolbar isn’t visible. When you connect an external monitor with the required permissions, the multi-monitor icon is visible. After you click the icon, you can see the window span on all the connected monitors.

For more information see, Multi-monitor support [Technical Preview] in the configure section.

Fixed issues

• After you update the Citrix Workspace app version to 2112 or later, a desktop session on the Internet Explorer browser fails. The following error message appears: ‘Store’ is undefined.

  The issue occurs because of an internal code error. [CVADHELP-19883]

2205.6

What’s new

This release addresses issues that help to improve overall performance and stability.

Fixed issues

• If the administrator has rolled out any settings through the Global App Configuration Service (GACS), Citrix Workspace app might not apply those settings. [RFHTMCRM-7198]

Known issues

Known issues in 2402

• If you attempt to download files or modify files inside the mapped drive from VDA using apps that rely on temporary file, data might get corrupted. For example, browsers, Microsoft office apps such as Excel. [RFHTMCRM-12156] [CVADHELP-24459]
• When you attempt to disconnect a virtual app or desktop session through the toolbar > … > Disconnect button, the session remains active in Citrix Studio. The issue occurs with the on-premises store that is configured with Citrix Gateway. [HDX-60157]

Known issues in 2310

• When you start a desktop session using Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 on the Google Chrome browser, green blocks are visible on the display screen that blocks the UI. The issue might occur when you move an application window inside the launched desktop. [CVADHELP-23377]

Known issues in 2203

• Webcam redirection might not work in some Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops or XenDesktop. [HDX-39396]

Known issues in 2202

• When you use Microsoft Teams optimization and share the screen, a red border that indicates the screen sharing is unavailable. [RFHTMCRM-6360]

Known issues in 2108.2

When Use Video Codec for Compression is set to For the Entire Screen in Citrix Studio, a multi-monitor session might render incorrectly. We recommend changing the setting to Use when preferred in multi-monitor sessions. [RFHTMCRM-5523]

Known issues in 2105.5

• The input of the first character might not appear exactly at the location of the workspace session’s cursor position. [RFHTMCRM-4909]
• When a CJK Generic Client IME user single-clicks a cell to type in Microsoft Excel, the Candidate and Composition Window UI might not appear at the focus position. As a workaround, double-click the cell. [RFHTMCRM-5185]

Legacy documentation

For product releases that have reached End of Life (EOL), see Legacy documentation.

Limitations

• Disconnecting from a session: When you disconnect from a session by closing a tab or closing the browser, the server might not get notified that the session was disconnected. As a result, the session on the server remains active for the default 180 seconds or the configured session reliability timeout.

  Recommendation: We recommend that you disconnect the session through the toolbar option.

• When Use Hardware Encoding for Video Codec is set to Enabled in Citrix Studio, your screen might appear green during a session through an Intel vGPU VDA. [RFHTMCRM-5521]

• The server falls back to YUV420 even when configured to Graphics-Thinwire YUV444 setting. The graphics-rich applications are limited to the YUV420 range. [RFHTMCRM-5520]

• In a session, when you try to send command + R key combination prompts to disconnect the session instead of remoting to the session. The issue occurs when you use the Safari browser application. [RFHTMCRM-6415]

• When you use Microsoft Teams optimization and share the screen, a red border that indicates the screen sharing is unavailable. [RFHTMCRM-6360]

• External mouse and keyboard aren’t supported with Citrix Workspace app for HTML5 in any browser on Android or iOS operating systems. [RFHTMCRM-6623]

• When you close the browser or the browser tab to disconnect the session, the session state might remain active on the server (Delivery Controller) for sometime. The issue occurs intermittently.

  As a workaround, use the Disconnect option from the secondary menu in the session toolbar. [RFHTMCRM-5457]

• Horizontal scroll from a touchpad isn’t supported.

• When you connect multiple audio devices in a session, you can hear audio from one device only. You might not be able to switch to the other audio device. [HDX-49312]

• In a session, you might not hear the audio from some applications when you disconnect and reconnect to your previous session though toolbar. [HDX-49313]

• Anonymous logins to Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops from devices with different Device IDs across sessions can sometimes lead to an incorrect user or device license count.

• In a session, when you open Microsoft Excel and do a cut-and-paste operation using a keyboard, the text in the cell isn’t cleared after the cut action. [RFHTMCRM-10426]

• When you transfer files using Client Drive Mapping functionality from your local device to the VDA and conversely, data might get corrupted. [RFHTMCRM-11474]

• When you start a desktop session using Citrix Workspace app, green blocks are visible on the display screen that blocks the UI. The issue might occur when you move an application window inside the launched desktop. [CVADHELP-23377]

Deprecation

For information about deprecated items, see the Deprecation page.

Legacy documentation

For product releases that have reached End of Life (EOL), see Legacy documentation.