A short while ago, Webflow introduced updates to their forms, including: - Blocking bots (pending site publish) - Spam filtering, While these features improved security, they also caused issues for some users when submitting their forms through StudioForm. The core of the problem was a mismatch in how StudioForm and Webflow generated form field keys. This mismatch has now been resolved, and both systems are fully aligned. In addition, StudioForm now takes full advantage of Turnstile, Cloudflare’s alternative to Google ReCAPTCHA, ensuring your form submissions are secure and seamless. Thank you to everyone who reported this issue! The update is now live—just ensure you're using version 1.5.0 or higher. Happy building!

Hi everyone, I’m currently using Studioform Pro to manage my forms, and I’m looking for best practices to track user behavior, especially form abandonment rates (e.g., how many users drop off after the first question). At the moment, I’m tracking button clicks with useFathom, but it feels a bit complicated and not as streamlined as I’d like. I’m hoping that Studioform might offer a simpler solution for tracking this kind of user data. Does anyone have experience with this? Are there specific attributes or integrations in Studioform Pro that could help with tracking form interactions effectively? Thanks in advance for any tips or advice! 😊 Cheers, Emil

Hey, it would be very beneficial if we could stay on the same form "page" after reload because when we debug stuff and refresh the page, we need to navigate again to the desired part of the form and fill out everything again...