How to open internet links in remoteapp browser?

Question

Browsers

There are corporate intranet resources that open in a local browser. For security purposes, Internet resources are moved to the RemoteApp browser. To open an Internet link, you have to copy and paste it into the remoteapp browser.
Is it possible to cheat fate somehow so that the computer understands that Internet resources need to be opened in the remoteapp browser, and intranet resources - in the local one?

Answer 1

You can write a handler program that, depending on the server address, will open it locally or pass the link to RemoteApp.
It is possible, but difficult.

Answer 2

Read this article https://habr.com/company/docsvision/blog/325018/
When you get to the registry config, you will just have http/https instead of dv5term
It might take off, I don't know how else to push the remoteapp browser into default

Answer 3

remoteapp is essentially a regular RDP - remote desktop.
You are actually opening the link on another computer, so your computer cannot open anything in remoteapp.
Therefore, it is difficult to come up with something more convenient than copy-paste links.

Answer 4

Maybe the problem has already been solved, but I have also been looking for a solution to such a problem for a long time, or rather, I am waiting for it to be implemented by standard Windows tools. My current solution - there is a utility (you can order to write your own) that does a very simple thing - runs any files with command line parameters, depending on the incoming commands at the input. Example. Define the default browser for this utility (let's say flyer.exe). In the utility, you specify an action depending on the contents of the parameters, you can add an additional key (for example, "-browser"). Next, the utility launches mstsc with the required command line parameters (/remotecmdline) to the desired terminal server. On the terminal server, the published application is launched with the received parameters (or, again, a utility for the correct processing of parameters and the subsequent launch of an already desired application, for example, to process the -browser key that we passed from the client). The general scheme is this, and then - already, and depending on the needs, you can implement any other scheme.