Had the same problem. I even had no device at all paired, but she responded my questions and skills worked normally, skill page was unavailable but with the KDE-widget I could still install skills.
Had probably to do with the Arch repo built, that constructs “binaries“ to start from everywhere within the local sytem, added icon and now I have been able to start the AI with the Application menu.
I naturally paired my device afterwards to get access to skill marketplace, too.
@matheus-mycroft: yes, it was about a week ago where I had running both versions, the ./start-mycroft debug one and the one with the “binary”. Probably both versions worked, but most of the time it got hung with the “connecting to the messagebus”, where websocket couldn’t connect, I had a huge discussion on the support page around this. But now both work clearly and without any “sudo” or “–allow-root” before the commands.
The weird thing is that in Network tab in devtools, I see that https://api.mycroft.ai/v1/user/USERID/skill is returning a full response.
The only error in the console is this-
Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://api.segment.io/v1/t. (Reason: CORS request did not succeed).[Learn More]
The resource at “https://api.segment.io/v1/t” was blocked because content blocking is enabled.[Learn More]
I tried logging out/back in and on both Firefox and Chromium, no luck.
Can you try a full refresh (Ctrl+R) and see if you still get that. The api.segment.io sounds fishy. We don’t use anything like that. I also wonder if something has snuck onto your system that is injecting code. Can you disable browser plugins and give it a shot?