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Removal of NPAPI support will affect user experience for users who access Citrix Receiver for Web using the Chrome browser on Windows and Mac.” April 2015 (Chrome 42) NPAPI support will be disabled by default in Chrome and we will unpublish extensions requiring NPAPI plugins from the Chrome Web Store. All NPAPI plugins will appear as if they are not installed, as they will not appear in the navigator.plugins list nor will they be instantiated (even as a placeholder).”What can you do about it?Well, there is a fix that allows you to manually turn on and re-enable NPAPI plug ins to override the change that the Chrome update pushed out. You may need to make this change with each update to Chrome in the future as their default is to disable NPAPI. Follow the steps below to enable NPAPI.This is only a temporary fix as NPAPI Plugins will be fully removed from Chrome in September 2015.• While in Chrome, open this URL: chrome://flags/#enable-npapi• Enable this: Enable NPAPI Mac, Windows• Restart BrowserNow you can test your Citrix in Chrome, it should work like it did before and launch your desktop outside of the Browser window.Remember, Chrome will no longer support these plugins after September 2015.

Disable. This will disable Chrome PDF Viewer and allow Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat to be launched when viewing PDFs. For more information please see IssuesChrome keeps reporting that plug-ins are out of date for Java or Adobe.Please see the topics on AllowOutdatedPlugins under Useful Client Settings or Useful Administrator Settings.If these settings are enabled already check that this is picked up by Chrome by entering the following URL in the address bar “chrome://version”. There will be a list of information including the heading Command Line. Ensure that the outdated plugin command line option is displayed as expected:Command Line "C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --allow-outdated-plugins --flag-switches-begin --flag-switches-endAlthough AllowOutdatedPlugins is enabled, Chrome displays the Java Applet with an error about Java Plugin being out of date but provides no options to run or update the plugin.Try updating the JRE on the system to be more up to date. Chrome seems to have trouble loading some older versions of Java even if the AllowOutdatedPlugins Command Line option is enabled. If there are still issues with this, contact Chrome Support.PDF Files do not open in Adobe Acrobat or ReaderPlease follow the topics on DisabledPlugins under Useful Client Settings or Useful Administrator Settings.File transfers to the client leaves a blank window openThis window is opened to enable the transfer. In IE that window is closed if the user chooses to open the file, Chrome leaves the window open.Reporting IssuesFor issues with Chrome please check the documentation for Chrome For issues with IBM SCORE while using Google Chrome, please use the following Technote as guidance for information to collect addition please include the following information:Browser VersionOpen Chrome and enter “chrome://version” into the address bar without quotes, then press enter. Copy and Paste all information on that page to be provided in any support requests.Plug-insOpen Chrome and enter “chrome://plugins” into the address bar without quotes, then press enter. At the top of the browser page on the right hand side will be a ‘+’ symbol title “Details”. Click on the ‘+’ symbol to see extra information about plugins. Look for any plug-ins relevant to the problem and copy and paste the detailed information

Symptoms We have detailed below information and various steps to fix Flash crashes in Chrome. Error message detailing the Shockwave Flash crash What You Need To Know Google Chrome unlike other browsers has an internal Flash Plugin of its own. By default, it does not use the Flash Plugin that you install in your Operating System(Windows/Mac). For some reason, Chrome sometimes gets confused which plugin to choose, the OS one(Windows/Mac) or the one which it has internally, so instead it chooses both. This causes lag in the browser, or in the worst case, causes the whole plugin to crash. So how do we fix this issue? The answer is simple, disable the plugin that is provided in Chrome internally. What You Should Do Following are the steps to fix the Shockwave Flash Crash in Google Chrome: 1. Open Chrome's Plugins page 2. Open Chrome and type "about:plugins" in the address bar and hit enter. This will open the plugins page of the browser. 3. Click "Details" on the top right corner of the page in order to see the whole content. 4. Locate the Shockwave Flash Plugin on the page, which is usually the first one. It should indicate "2 files" next to the name, if not this tutorial is not for you, probably you have some other problem with your Flash Plugin. 5. Disable the File installed in Chrome - If there are 2 files, carefully check the value of the Location field of both the files and find