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Browser fails with the same message: Something’s gone awry and we’re having trouble loading your workspace. Sorry we can’t be more specific – this is one
by mirekrusin 5y ago
Browser fails with the same message:
Something’s gone awry and we’re having trouble loading your workspace.
Sorry we can’t be more specific – this is one of those cases where we don’t know what’s gone wrong either. A restart of Slack might help, and you can always contact us.
ps. restart of slack in browser? wtf?
- jon-wood 5y agoSomewhat OT, but I love the phrasing "Something's gone awry", so much more elegant than the usual "Oops, we dun made a bad".
- gruez 5y ago>restart of slack in browser most people IME use the slack app, in which case "restart" makes sense.
- mirekrusin 5y agoYes, I know.
- CyanLite2 5y agoThe desktop app is Electron, or something similar.
- chefandy 5y agoYeah— it's Electron. They made a big deal about moving away from their native client code bases a few years ago.
- jerf 5y ago"ps. restart of slack in browser? wtf?" In all seriousness, since I'm sure a lot of people don't know this, use SHIFT-CTRL-r. That instructs the browser to reload everything, ignoring cached resources. This can occasionally "restart" a web page that even a reload or loading the URL in the URL bar again is not sufficient for. Slack is one of those things I've seen it work on. However, SHIFT-CTRL-r isn't enough now.