About this release
Learn about new features, enhancements, fixed issues, and known issues.
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Looking for features in Technical Preview? We have curated a list so that you can find them in one place. Explore our Features in Technical Preview page and share your feedback using the attached Podio form link.
What’s new in 24.4.0
This release addresses areas that improve overall performance and stability.
Deprecation announcement of the TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 protocols
Citrix is planning to deprecate the support for TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 protocols in future releases. The alternative protocol is TLS 1.2 or TLS 1.3. For more information, see Deprecation.
Fixed issues in 24.4.0
Attempts to install Citrix Workspace app version 24.1.0 fail with an incompatible error. The issue occurs on certain Zebra devices that don’t have a camera. [CVADHELP-24843]
Known issues in 24.4.0
There are no new known issues.
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For a complete list of issues in the earlier releases, see the Known issues section.
Earlier releases
This section provides information on the new features and fixed issues in the previous releases that we support as per the Lifecycle Milestones for Citrix Workspace app.
24.3.5
What’s new
This version includes enhancements to the log collection. The log file now contains more comprehensive information that can assist IT administrators and customer support teams in analysing the scenario better.
Push Citrix Workspace app settings through UEM
Previously, you could configure the store URL in the Citrix Workspace app.
Starting with this release, you can configure the Citrix Workspace app settings on the managed devices through any unified endpoint management (UEM) solutions tool that is deployed in your infrastructure.
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As an administrator, if you have an option of configuring the Citrix Workspace app settings using UEM and the Global App Configuration service (GACS) where, UEM always takes a higher preference over GACS.
For more information about configuration, see Push Citrix Workspace app settings through UEM.
Fixed issues
There are no fixed issues in the release.
24.3.0
What’s new
Support for biometric authentication after inactivity
After the inactivity timer expires, the end user is asked to authenticate themselves using biometric features such as facial recognition and fingerprint scanning.
The most robust form of biometric authentication available to the end user depends on the OEM of their device, and they are prompted accordingly.
For more information about configuring inactivity timer, see Inactivity timeout for Citrix Workspace app sessions.
Fixed issues
There are no fixed issues in the release.
Known issues
Known issues in 22.6.5
- When you open a Web app or a SaaS app, the taskbar buttons and ellipsis do not work as expected. The issue occurs after you toggle on Web Interface in the Add Account screen. [RFANDROID-10263]
Known issues in 21.4.0
No new known issues have been observed in this release.
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When you’re enrolled in the Work profile in Citrix Workspace app, launching your sessions using the Chrome browser from an ICA file in the Personal profile no longer works. However, the issue isn’t present with Citrix Secure Web on adding the ICA file URL in the exclusion list.
Known issues in 20.3.0
On a Samsung DeX device, you might not be able to cancel USB device redirection if you dismiss the permission prompt without tapping the Cancel button. [RFANDROID-5397]
Known issues in 20.2.0
Attempts to reconnect fail when you tap Connect in the Auto Client Reconnect dialog. The issue occurs in sessions connected to Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop Version 7.6 CU 8. [RFANDROID-5151]
Limitations
While starting Web and SaaS apps from within the Citrix Workspace app, if the app uses Google IdP and requires the end user to sign in then the authentication fails with the error message “Access Denied”.
Technical preview
Technical previews are available for customers to use in their non-production or limited production environments, and to give customers an opportunity to share feedback. Citrix does not accept support cases for feature previews but welcomes feedback for improving them. Citrix might or might not act on feedback based on its severity, criticality, and importance.
Third-party notices
Citrix products often include third-party code licensed to Citrix for use and redistribution under an open source license. To better inform its customers, Citrix publicizes open source code included within Citrix products in an open source licensed code list.
For information about Open Source Licensed Code, see Open Source Licensed Code.
Citrix Workspace app might include third-party software licensed under the terms defined in the following document:
Citrix Workspace app for Android Third-Party Notices
Deprecation
For information about deprecated items, see the Deprecation page.
Legacy documentation
For product releases that have reached End of Life (EOL), see Legacy documentation.