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If you select Support CORS non-wildcard request headers, when scripts make a cross-origin network request via fetch() and XMLHttpRequest with a script-added Authorization header, the header must be explicitly allowed by the Access-Control-Allow-Headers header in the CORS preflight response. This means that the wildcard symbol (*) doesn't cover the Authorization header.

If you select Force throttling of background javascript timers or Force no throttling of background javascript timers, the policy is force enabled or force disabled and users cannot override the option.

Specifies a list of pages that can display active mixed content, such as scripts and iframes. Also, Chrome does not automatically upgrade optionally-blockable, or passive, mixed content from HTTP to HTTPS. Passive mixed content includes images, audio, and video.

Specifies a list of pages that cannot display active mixed content, such as scripts and iframes. Also, Chrome automatically upgrades optionally-blockable, or passive, mixed content from HTTP to HTTPS. Chrome does not load passive mixed content that fails to load over Passive mixed content includes images, audio, and video

After changes in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops architecture in version 2209, the default icons for Windows desktops and for applications deployed before this release have changed to generic PC desktop icons. This change is only applicable to desktops and applications that are pointing to the default icon. If you want to change icons back to the Windows application default icon, run the following script using the Remote PowerShell SDK: Get-BrokerApplication -IconUid 1 Set-BrokerApplication -IconUid 0.

Advanced options specify which Document Structuring Conventions (DSC) comments to keep in a PDF and how to set other options that affect the conversion from PostScript. In a PostScript file, DSC comments contain information about the file (such as the originating application, the creation date, and the page orientation) and provide structure for page descriptions in the file (such as beginning and ending statements for a prologue section). DSC comments can be useful when your document is going to print or press.

When I \"image\" a computer using a Task Sequence, I want new users to have a default custom desktop image. They should have the option to change it, so I do not want to use Group Policy. I also can't use the user side of a GPO with Loopback, so setting the Windows Theme and/or a login script is not an option.

Windows feature upgrades have recently started breaking that model. I run the same rename/replace script as part of the upgrade TS, and when it is done, the correct files sit where they should. However, the desktop background for any user is the default, \"blue-light window\" picture. The settings window will show a mini version of what I expect to see, but the actual desktop is of the default image. This is true for existing profiles and for new profiles. They point to the custom image, but use the Windows image (from some hidden, unknown source). 781b155fdc