Browser Redirection Extension

This extension redirects Webpages.

Users1M

Rating3.2

Reviews13

Manifest versionV3

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Version25.11.7

ManifestV3

Size264KiB

Languages1English

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Citrix Browser Redirection Extension

Overview

Enhance your web browsing experience within Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops (CVAD) sessions. The Browser Redirection Extension creates a smoother workflow between your local browsing and virtual sessions. This extension offers two main features:

Browser Content Redirection: Browser Content Redirection offloads resource-intensive web pages to the user's local device, boosting performance and enhancing the user experience. This means smoother browsing and reduced strain on your servers, all while maintaining a secure virtual environment.

Bidirectional Content Redirection: Bidirectional Content Redirection intelligently routes web traffic between your virtual environment and local devices for the best possible experience. This means internal sites can leverage local resources like printers and scanners, while external sites benefit from the security and control of the virtual environment, all while providing users with a seamless browsing experience.

Why Choose Citrix Browser Content Redirection or Bidirectional Content Redirection?

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Browser Content Redirection (BCR) and Bidirectional Content Redirection for Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops (CVAD) sessions

Resource-intensive web pages running inside Citrix virtual desktop sessions cause poor performance and excessive server load. This extension offloads web content rendering to the user's local device, improving browsing performance and reducing server strain while maintaining security.

User is logged into a Citrix CVAD virtual desktop session → browses web pages → extension detects resource-intensive content → redirects rendering to local device browser via WebSocket communication with Citrix agent → displays redirected content with smooth performance → handles SSO seamlessly for authenticated pages

Target users: Enterprise users working in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops sessions / IT administrators deploying Citrix CVAD environments

Source code is heavily minified/webpack-bundled, making exact context analysis harder but keyword scanning is comprehensive
The extension is meaningless without Citrix CVAD infrastructure, so its standalone utility is zero - it's a component of an enterprise virtual desktop product

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No paid features detected

No payment, billing, subscription, premium, upgrade, license, stripe, or plan-related code found anywhere in the 19 text source files. The 'subscribe' keyword hits are WebSocket subscription patterns (e.g., 'BcrConfigSubscribe' WebSocket endpoint), not paid subscriptions. The 'pro' keyword hits are false positives in minified code variable names and base64 image data. The extension is a free component distributed as part of Citrix CVAD infrastructure. While Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops is an enterprise paid product, the extension itself does not gate any features behind payment.

Confidence: 95
Payment platform: --
Source: AI / High
Login required: No
Reason: The extension itself has no login UI, no account creation, and no credential storage. The 'auth' keyword hit refers to Single Sign-On (SSO) handling for web pages being redirected within Citrix sessions (e.g., HdxBcr.js contains localized strings like 'Single Sign-On is in progress' and 'Checking if Single Sign-On is needed for this page'). The extension communicates with a local Citrix agent via WebSocket (wss://127.0.0.1:9001/) and operates as a passive component within an already-authenticated Citrix CVAD environment. The Citrix session itself requires authentication, but the extension does not manage or gate that login.

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敏感权限：nativeMessaging
扩展能力较强：activeTab、storage、tabs、webRequest、cookies
主机权限覆盖范围较宽
同时具备浏览数据与站点访问能力

Publisher

Citrix Systems Inc.

Cloud Software Group, Inc.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +919741697927
Address: 851 W Cypress Creek Rd Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-2009 US

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