"As we look to continue to improve user experiences across all of our products, ML will be a core part of that."įounded out of Menlo Park in 2019, Pulse in its initial guise was a "virtual office" platform called Loop Team, but after honing the idea for a couple of years it pivoted and rebranded last November. "We're acquiring Pulse for the incredible team they have built," Mozilla chief product officer Steve Teixeira told TechCrunch.
From a report: Terms of the deal haven't been disclosed, but the deal is tantamount to an "acqui-hire," with Mozilla looking to deploy the Pulse team across an array of machine learning (ML) projects. Even though I was warned that it might force me to log in again, I didn’t have to do so.Firefox developer Mozilla is making a rare foray into the world of mergers and acquisitions, with news that it has snapped up recently-shuttered California-based productivity startup Pulse. This comment shared the solution:Ĭlearing storage for fixed the issue, and the Slack workspace loads correctly now.Īll I had to do was clear the storage for and Slack started working again, magically. From a scan, several other folks where having this issue, with slack and other sites.
I saw this error when loading : NS_ERROR_DOM_ABORT_ERR So, I popped open the dev tools and looked at the network tab. Opened a new tab and typed the slack channel url into the address bar. Checked the Slack status page to see if slack was down. I tried quitting all my browser tabs and restarting.
However, I could open other website just fine. That is, even hitting control-f5 didn’t change anything. The notice at the bottom of the browser bar was something like “Slack is trying to connect”. Occasionally I’ll even ask a question or two. These are some of my favorite communities and I go there to chat with folks, learn about interesting topics and hunt for neat links to resources I didn’t know about. As part of this, I keep logged into a number of slack channels. I use Firefox as my primary browser (version 84 as of today).
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