Citrix StoreFront

UI Experience

June 5, 2025

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Important:

When using versions of StoreFront 2402 earlier than CU2, the modern experience is available as a tech preview and should not be used in production. From CU2 it is generally available.

On the UI experience tab, you can choose a UI experience for your end-users. You can choose between:

Unified experience. Select this for the classic experience, previously known as the unified experience. For more information, see User experience.
Next generation experience. Select this for the modern experience, previously known as the next generation experience. For more information, see Modern user experience.

Screenshot of UI experience tab

If you use a Citrix Gateway for remote access, you can choose a theme to match the selected experience. For more information, see NetScaler documentation.

PowerShell

To get the UI experience using PowerShell, call cmdlet Get-STFWebReceiverService and view the WebReceiver.WebUIExperience property.

For example:

(Get-STFWebReceiverService -VirtualPath "/Citrix/StoreWeb").WebReceiver.WebUIExperience
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WebUIExperience takes the following values:

ReceiverForWeb - Classic (unified) experience
Workspace - Modern experience

To change the UI experience using PowerShell, call cmdlet Set-STFWebReceiverService with parameter WebUIExperience.

For example to use the modern experience:

$rfw=Get-STFWebReceiverService -VirtualPath "/Citrix/StoreWeb"
Set-STFWebReceiverService -WebReceiverService $rfw -WebUIExperience Workspace
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