Adobe Color CC will not save

Hmm. Now the save button is not working at all. Previously I would get the saving animation forever, now the save dialog will not close.

The error in the console is:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of undefined

    at i.setMode (index.js:171)

    at i.colorModeChanged (index.js:171)

    at i.render (index.js:171)

    at i.render (index.js:171)

    at i (index.js:171)

    at p (index.js:171)

    at i.newTheme (index.js:171)

    at i.execute (index.js:171)

    at Object.callback (index.js:171)

    at index.js:171

I've also noticed some other errors:

Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT

p.typekit.net/p.gif?s=1&k=lin0jjb&ht=tk&h=color.adobe.com&f=7180.7181.7182.7184.22148.22484&a=702900&js=1.18.21&app=typekit&_=1495576793331 Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT

nr-spa-1026.min.js Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT

I'm going to disable the chrome plugins to make sure it's not a plugin problem (suspect because of the ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT).

-- edit --

Tried without plugins, it removed the above errors and now I get the save animation. However the dialog does not close and the animation goes forever (I can click close to dismiss the dialog). I now have the following error in the console:

rum.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'getDisplayValuesLibraryFormat' of undefined

    at i.toJSON (index.js:171)

    at i.s.sync (index.js:171)

    at i.sync (index.js:171)

    at i.save (index.js:171)

    at i.save (index.js:171)

    at i.saveThemeToBackend (index.js:171)

    at h (index.js:171)

    at Object.trigger (index.js:171)

    at n.okClicked (index.js:171)

    at HTMLDivElement.dispatch (index.js:171)

toJSON @ index.js:171

s.sync @ index.js:171

sync @ index.js:171

save @ index.js:171

save @ index.js:171

saveThemeToBackend @ index.js:171

h @ index.js:171

trigger @ index.js:171

okClicked @ index.js:171

dispatch @ index.js:171

m.handle @ index.js:171

nrWrapper @ rum.js:1

-- edit --

I cannot debug the js as it's packed (too much code, only one line). But it does appear to be processing my cookie information and possibly reading in the info for the image that I have processed. It's hard to be certain.