Go daddy security certificate

What version of citrix workspace works in macbook air macos big sur 11.2.3.

I i tried latest version released on april 2020, version 19.10..but i get 'you have not chosen to trust go daddy certificate G2' drspite i have clicked 'Always trust 'in keychain access

Posted on Apr 8, 2021 7:28 AM

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