Google had made multiple changes in Chrome browser which affected the plug-in that Lync Web App (LWA) uses to provide a rich meeting experience including audio, video and content sharing from the browser. In Mac: Library\Application Support\Google\Chrome\Local State In Windows: $USER_HOME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\ To clean Google Chrome local state file, a user must delete data in one of the following paths on a computer: Screen shot 2 for external protocol request. Note If the user clicks the Do Nothing button and select the Remember my choice for all links of this type check box, the Lync Web App pop-up window will never start until the user cleans Google Chrome local state file. When the user clicks the Launch Application button, a Lync Web App pop-up window starts, and then the user can join the meeting. Screen shot 1 for external protocol request: ImprovementsĪfter you apply this cumulative update, when a user joins a Lync meeting by using a Chrome device that has a latest version of Lync Web App plug-in installed, Chrome will automatically start a dialog to request that users allow for an external protocol request: If you encounter issues when you use Lync Web App in Chrome or Internet Explorer 8 on the device, upgrade Internet Explorer to Internet Explorer 9 or a later version. Note Lync Web App is not supported on a device that has Internet Explorer 8 installed. This includes a 64-bit version of Chrome in Mac.
#MICROSOFT LYNC FOR MAC 2013 UPDATE#
This article describes May 2015 cumulative update (.887) for Microsoft Lync Server 2013 that enables Mac users and Windows users to join a meeting by using Lync Web App in any default browser that you set.
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