Simply disabling the hooking brings it back to life.Īs per the Citrix, Article disable all Citrix Application Programming Interface (API) hooks on a per-application basis, this can either be done via the ExlcudedImages key (pre-VDA 7.9) or the UviProcessExcludes key in anything modern. No surprises, but the underlying cause of this is the Citrix API hooks latching themselves onto either the Brave.exe or the MSEdge.exe processes. Task Manager shows us a load of processes launched, but nothing plays When you install either Brave or Microsoft Edge Dev on a server or desktop with the Citrix VDA installed, launching either process will result in a white window which will spank your CPU and leave your session effectively useless Important to note, I am not providing advice to move to Brave, it’s not really enterprise-ready (if you want all the controls that something like Chrome or IE give you in a supported fashion), however should you choose to have a play, the below should get you started.Ĭonversely, the same symptoms and challenges are raised with the new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser, so I documented both.
I had some fun getting it to work in a Citrix environment but after some playing around have a neat deployment.
In short, it’s the Chrome engine with a load of inbuilt privacy and tracking protection similar to uBlock Origin, an extension for Google Chrome but all built-in. I like choice, and I really like privacy, so naturally, I am drawn to the Brave browser due to its underpinning fundamentals of “privacy first”.
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