
In this case, a menu item is introduced for the user to select which receiver to use for launching applications.
If you configure the Receiver for Web site to use Receiver for HTML5 as a fallback for launching applications, users will get Receiver for HTML5 by default as Receiver for Web cannot detect whether the native Receiver is installed. You will get the familiar Internet Options window. Select Internet Options in the search result. Type in “Internet Options” in the search box on the pop-up window. First, select Settings from the Start menu. If you are manually adding the Receiver for Web site to the Trusted or Intranet Sites, there is no obvious way to do it in Edge itself. Once you have done this and restarted Edge, applications should be launched without any further prompt. This can be done using Group Policy for domain-joined client machines.
You can add the Receiver for Web site to the Trusted Sites or Intranet Sites. If this occurs, it means that the Receiver for Web site is not trusted.
As you may have noticed, there is no option in the UI to make Edge always open. If the Receiver for Web site is not a trusted site, the user will be prompted to open the. After Receiver for Windows is successfully installed, the user can select an application to launch. After the user selects the checkbox to agree with the license agreement and clicks the Download button, the user is brought back to the main screen where applications and desktops are shown.
Once selected, the Receiver download screen is displayed and the user can download and install native Receiver.Instead, a download link is provided in the user dropdown menu to download native Receiver. When Receiver for Web detects that it is accessed from Edge, it does not prompt the user to install native Receiver.Receiver for Windows Installation and Launch This makes it impossible for Citrix Receiver for Web to detect whether the native Receiver is installed and smoothly invoke the native Receiver to launch applications. As it stands, Edge does not support ActiveX Control or any other form of browser extensions.
The default browser for Windows 10 is the new Edge browser.