Citrix Systems, Inc.

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Henry John Ashman

Feng Huang

Craig Alan Hinchliffe

Duncan Spencer Gabriel

Edward J Swindell

A technique for rendering web content includes downloading a framework page from a framework server, the framework page including framework code which, when executed by a browser of a client machine, dynamically downloads a set of plugins from respective service providers. Each plugin includes its own plugin code configured to communicate with the respective service provider and with the framework code, to dynamically render web content specific to the service provider in the framework page running in the browser.

Rendering content of service providers via web page having dynamically-loaded plugins

Methods and systems for modifying display of applications displayed on local computing devices are described herein. A local computing device may request, from a remote application server, one or more remote applications. The local computing device, user of the remote computing device, and/or the one or more applications may be associated with layout preferences. The layout preferences may be based on a location of the local computing device, a device type and/or device properties of the local computing device, or other similar context information. Display of the one or more remote applications may be modified based on the layout preferences. A user may alter display of the one or more remote applications, and the layout preferences may be modified.

Management of remote access user application layouts

Systems and methods for ordering software applications in a computing environment. The methods involve: presenting user-selectable icons for launching a plurality of software applications in a graphical user interface in accordance with a first order; performing a machine-learning algorithm to determine a weighting value for each software application of the plurality of software applications based on information specifying at least one aspect of a software launch request and at least one aspect of a first user's current circumstance; determining a second order in which the user-selectable icons should be presented in the graphical user interface based on the weighting values determined for the software applications; and dynamically modifying the graphical user interface to present the user-selectable icons in the second order which is different from the first order.

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Henry John Ashman