Google Chrome Download for Mac Big Sur: Important Updates and Compatibility

If your organization uses third-party plug-ins or virtual channels, it is essential to ensure that these plug-ins are compatible with Macs running Apple silicon. Citrix provides a solution for this by offering the HDX RealTime Media Engine 2.9.500 for Mac, which can be downloaded from their website at 'Downloads'(https://www.citrix.com/downloads/).

This update ensures optimal performance for audio-visual conferencing and Voice over Internet Protocol enterprise telephony through Microsoft Skype for Business. Additionally, if you are using Citrix Workspace app on a Mac running Apple silicon (M1 Series), it is necessary to upgrade the HDX RealTime Optimization Pack (RTOP). You can download either the Universal Architecture build or Intel build from the 'Citrix Workspace App for macOS (Apple silicon) section'(https://www.citrix.com/downloads/) at Downloads.

Please note that Citrix will soon deprecate the Citrix Workspace app for Mac that uses Rosetta emulation. The company continues to support Intel-based Macs that use the Rosetta 2 dynamic binary translator. With the Universal Architecture, the Citrix Workspace app runs natively on both Apple silicon and Intel-based Mac computers without Rosetta emulation.

The latest update provides native support for Macs with Apple Silicon (M1 Series) through a universal architecture. However, users who have the Citrix Workspace Web Extension installed may not be able to access this workaround. For more information, see 'CTX491310'(https://www.citrix.com/support/article/ctx491310).

As a temporary solution, users can access and authenticate a store using a browser and then start any app or desktop. However, some issues may occur when adding or authenticating a store, or starting a resource (apps or desktops) using the native Citrix Workspace app.

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