URL redirection does not work correctly when IE(published app) is running.
Article ID: CTX202273
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Description
URL redirection does not work correctly when IE(published-app) is running.
Even though "host to client redirection" policy is enabled, when we click URL link via published-app Outlook,
the web page is opened via published-app IE, not via local browser.
- "host to client redirection" policy is set enabled,
- URL redirection does not work fine if running a published app IE. Then, the web page is opened via the published-app IE, not local browser.
- URL redirection works fine if IE(published-app) is not running. Then, the web page is opened via local browser instead.
- As long as we try, this issue occurs only via Outlook(published-app).
- This issue does not occur via Excel(published-app) or Word(published-app). To work fine, settings mentioned in CTX200203 are required.
Resolution
Before : HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\htmlfile\shell\opennew\command\DelegateExecute
After : HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\htmlfile\shell\opennew\command\_DelegateExecute
Problem Cause
In ProcMon, it showed that outlook query the registry HKCR\htmlfile\shell\opennew\command\DelegateExecute which linked to ieproxy.dll.
See the screen shot below. The issue looks like is caused by ieproxy.dll. There is a workaround to rename the registry key HKCR\htmlfile\shell\opennew\command\DelegateExecute.
But it would still be better for the customer to contact MS for the solution.
