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My employer for currently blacklists Firefox from being used to launch a session in their 3rd-party remote desktop portal. I use a UA switcher. It works fine. T
by theodric 5y ago
My employer for currently blacklists Firefox from being used to launch a session in their 3rd-party remote desktop portal. I use a UA switcher. It works fine. This behavior, while brain-dead, is at least trivial to circumvent. I'm happy to let them continue to check a box on their audit preparation form saying they have control over this, and to continue to have a URL rule to change my UA for the portal, rather than having to hack my client further or keep a separate browser around to launch my daily session.
- kmarc 5y agohad the same with a very broken citrix setup. Inalways hated citrix itself because how srupidly it was set up, but the more quirks I was working around, I realized that in the windows world it's actually a pretty sophisticated product with a lot of tunables for even Linux guests. Nevertheless, I left banking for good and chose a company where I have real IT engineers as colleagues.