Citrix For Mac

1. Citrix For Mac 10.14.1
2. Citrix For Mac 12.4

Uninstall Citrix Receiver on Mac Way 1 – Uninstall Citrix Using a Removal Tool App Cleaner One of the ways to remove Citrix is to use App Cleaner & Uninstaller.

Similar Issue here. I can connect remotely to my workplace, but the response is painfully slow and the beachball is spinning on every click of the mouse. Any focus on an upgrade? Correction: My issue was actually with Mojave (10.14) and the new Citrix Workspace (1809). That combination does not work at all for me and triggers the spinning beachball on every switch to a different remote application using alt-tab. Fortunately I had kept my Receiver installation file for version 12.9 and am now back working at acceptable speed. However even after un-installing the Citrix Workspace (1809), it is back in my menu bar after installing the Citrix Receiver (which btw is called Citrix Viewer when running).

Edited October 5, 2018 by TomH-H Not precise in explanation. I just encountered this problem and did find a solution.

Citrix For Mac 10.14.1

Go to Citrix website and download 12.9.1. Also download the auto updater. Open Citrix installer and choose the 'Remove Citrix Receiver' option to remove all elements of previous version. Once completed, choose 'Install Citrix Receiver' to re-install. It will open as 'Citrix Workspace' Once completed, open the AutoUpdater download and install. Make sure to address the appropriate option under Safari/preferences/website to allow use of Citrix Workspace. Citrix now works as before.

Citrix For Mac 12.4

I tried the above fix and I didn't work; however, a coworker went into the terminal and applied this fix: run terminal command: defaults write com.citrix.receiver.nomas PreferMetalRendering -bool NO this appears to have worked with no more beach balls and using the current version. I'm not certain how many organizations use Apple products but at our university, this is on the rise. Hopefully Citrix will take this into account when making future upgrades by simultaneously upgrading both platforms.