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When someone starts an application from the web page, the ICA file is now downloaded and does not run or start automatically.

Now you always have to click on the ICA file to start the application.

The ICA file will be deleted afterwards but it would be better not to click on it again.

I adapted the web.config yesterday.

Do you know if I can set Safari to open the file automatically I think Chrome is able to do it.

Its worked for me in my initial testing, but I only have a couple of Macs so its not something I need to deploy widely.

One of the steps they took is to deprecate Safari Plugins and Legacy Safari Extensions.

This can be solved by changing a configuration in your storefront as explained in this blog.

We are investigating potential solutions to address this issue.

Your proposed solution below helped to solve the issue with Safari 12 on Apple Mac.

The ICA file now opens automatically as before and as wished.

I dont understand why Apple doesnt have an option to Always open files of this type, or at least a way to do it via a settings panel.

Citrix even delete the file out of your download folder so you dont end up with a bunch of miscellaneous.ica files hanging around.

The protocol is over 20 years old and firms started moving away from it over 5 years ago, so the main question is why does Citrix continue to use it Given Apple announced they were dropping support several months ago and other browsers are doing the same, the fact that Citrix doesnt have a solution in place already seems to indicate rather poor planning.

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