Workspace app for Mac (formerly Receiver for Mac): Citrix Fixes – Workspace app for Mac; Workspace app for Windows (formerly Receiver for Windows). Icaclient 13.5.0.10185126 amd64 Citrix Receiver for Linux. Download youtube videos. Every day they get complains from Nurses and Doctors seeing a black screen and they can log back in only after a reboot of the device. May 01, 2014  However, when I click on any of them, nothing happens, meaning that the Citrix Receiver software doesn't get loaded. However, everything is working fine on Mozilla Firefox, for example. I'm running on Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks, latest updates installed, with Safari 7.0.1.

When running remote virtualized applications or opening remote hosted virtual desktop through Citrix Receiver for applications or desktops published via Citrix XepApp, the receiver may be running in seamless mode or full screen mode. When running in seamless mode or full screen mode, entire screen estate is taken by the remote virtualized app or desktop, and you cannot access applications or desktop on the client device or the physical computer itself. In order to exit and escape from seamless mode, Citrix Receiver does provide a hotkey (keyboard shortcut) that toggles between seamless mode and windowed mode, by turning the title bar on or off, allowing you to minimize, move or resize the session window when the title bar of the window is shown after pressing the hotkey. The hotkey that toggles between seamless mode and windowed mode is as follow, based on default mapping. Note that hotkey functionality could be customized and changed by users, so if it’s changed, the hotkey to toggles between seamless mode and windowed mode may be different. You can specify hotkeys on the HTML page or the user can do it by using the ICA Settings dialog box. Hotkeys are used to control the behavior of Citrix Receiver for Java and as substitutes for the standard Windows hotkeys, such as to map common key combinations like CTRL + ALT + DEL to a key combination such as CTRL + F1 that is ignored by your local operating system.

When you press this new combination, the receiver sends CTRL + ALT + DEL to the server, displaying the Windows Security Desktop in your session.