Hi Everyone,
Sorry if this has already been solved elsewhere, we use Edge in my company and didn't catch wind of this until this month! 😅
If GCBA screen recording suddenly stopped working around early December 2025, you're not alone. Microsoft Edge 143 introduced new Local Network Access (LNA) security restrictions that block GCBA's loopback communication. This wasn't announced by Microsoft or Genesys ahead of time.
Edge 143 now requires user permission for websites to connect to localhost applications like GCBA. When users dismiss or block this prompt, screen recordings stop working, and the prompt doesn't reappear.
The Solution
Deploy registry keys to bypass the LNA permission prompt. This prevents users from accidentally blocking GCBA.
Registry Keys (use wildcards to cover all regions):
For Microsoft Edge:
For Google Chrome (if applicable):
Note: Using wildcard patterns (.pure.cloud/ and .mypurecloud.com/) covers all Genesys regions automatically, making this future-proof and easier to maintain.
PowerShell Deployment Script:
$EdgeRegPath = "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\LocalNetworkAccessAllowedForUrls"
$GenesysUrl1 = "https://*.pure.cloud/*"
$GenesysUrl2 = "https://*.mypurecloud.com/*"
if (-not (Test-Path $EdgeRegPath)) {
New-Item -Path $EdgeRegPath -Force | Out-Null
}
Set-ItemProperty -Path $EdgeRegPath -Name "1" -Value $GenesysUrl1 -Type String
Set-ItemProperty -Path $EdgeRegPath -Name "2" -Value $GenesysUrl2 -Type String
Manual Fix for Individual Users:
Edge: Go to edge://settings/content/localNetworkAccess → Find Genesys URL in "Not allowed" → Click three dots → Select "Allow"
Chrome: Go to chrome://settings/content/localNetworkAccess → Same steps as Edge
Hope this helps!