Watch the web traffic your browser sendswebRequest
Manage your downloadsdownloads
Talk to programs installed on your computernativeMessaging
Read and change site cookies, including loginscookies
Change web traffic on the sites it can accessdeclarativeNetRequestWithHostAccess
Ask for your Google account sign-inidentity
See your Google account emailidentity.email
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Run tasks on a schedulealarms
Save its own settingsstorage
Add items to the right-click menucontextMenus
Work on the tab you click it onactiveTab
Run its code on pages it can accessscripting
Run hidden helper pagesoffscreen
Members see when a new version asks for more.
Website access All
All websites
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Citrix SecurAccess at a glance
Citrix SecurAccess is a Privacy & Security extension by Cloud Software Group, Inc. with ≈100K users. Chrome Web Store users rate it 5.0 out of 5 from 5 ratings, which is still a small sample. By users it sits in the top 5% of Privacy & Security extensions. It was updated 12 days ago.
I’ve been using the Secure Access agent right in my browser and I have to say — it’s actually pretty damn impressive. From the same browser session I can hit internal websites, external SaaS apps, and even launch my VDI desktops and Citrix apps without bouncing around between different clients or tools. It all just works from the browser.
What surprised me the most is how seamless it feels. The security is clearly there, but it’s not getting in the way of getting work done. You sign in, click what you need, and it launches. No friction, no weird hoops.
I’ll be honest — I expected at least something to break along the way, but so far it’s been rock solid. Everything launches cleanly and reliably. Pretty cool to see secure access actually make things simpler instead of more complicated.
Citrix SecurAccess (Canary)180 users
