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This means that PWAs can be launched in response to URL link activations, including activations from native apps. PWAs can register as (platform level) URL handlersД¬hrome 94 runs an Origin Trial to allow Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) to register as URL handlers.You can control this behavior using the InsecurePrivateNetworkRequestsAllowed or InsecurePrivateNetworkRequestsAllowedForUrls enterprise policies, which became available for testing in Chrome 92. For example, served on IP 1.2.3.4 cannot make requests targeting IP 192.168.0.1 or IP 127.0.0.1. Non-secure contexts served from public IP addresses can no longer make subresource requests to IP addresses belonging to private and local IP addresses (as defined in Private Network Access). Chrome no longer allows insecure public pages to make requests to private or local URLs.While we are working with Citrix to resolve this, please consider using Citrix Workspace with Client Protection Disabled as a temporary workaround. Only Windows 10 or 11 systems with Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET) or Hardware-enforced Stack Protection (Intel 11th Gen and AMD Zen 3 CPUs) with Citrix Workspace installed and Client Protection enabled are affected.

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Recent versions of Citrix Workspace install a DLL on Windows that can interfere with the Chrome browser process.

Chrome / Citrix Workspace (self-service plugin) stability.

To bridge the gap between Chrome 94 and Chrome 96, Chrome OS will skip Chrome 95 (see the updated Chrome schedule page for milestone-specific details). To ensure continuous improvements to the Chrome OS platform, Chrome OS will move to a 4-week stable channel starting with Chrome 96. Extended Stable is identical to Stable for the first 4 weeks of each cycle, so this sort of testing is most valuable in the last 4 weeks of the Extended Stable cycle. Note: If you decide to move to the extended stable channel, we recommend testing it out on a small set of machines or organizational units before deploying it on your entire fleet.

You can find more details in our help center article.

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No action is required for most enterprises, but if you manually update or test new releases of Chrome and prefer a slower release cadence, you can use the existing TargetChannel policy to switch Chrome on Mac and Windows to an extended stable channel, with a new major release every 8 weeks instead.

Chrome moves to a 4-week stable channel and introduces an 8-week extended stable channelД¬hrome on mobile, Windows, Mac, and Linux moves from its 6-week release cycle to a 4-week release cycle, allowing security features, new functionality and bug fixes to reach users more quickly.

Installer user interface mode not supported rtmt