The best solution I’ve found for this is CloudFlare. Then you don’t need a CAPTCHA, because CloudFlare will block the spam bots. You could still be manually spammed, but I’ve not found this to happen in practice.
Any solution that avoids using a CAPTCHA is a good solution, in my opinion. Lots of visitors actually don’t understand them.
I think I’d like to add that because webflow limits you on form submissions and charges you 2 cents thereafter, there is substantial risk that with a malicious attack, the offender could make us end up losing a lot of money with an attack.
I HIGHLY URGE WEBFLOW TO SAFEGUARD US by providing a CAPTCHA widget
Webflow team. I can code a little script to spam a Webflow site in about 20 minutes, there are ways around captcha but a sense of security is better than no security at all…
This to me sounds like a much cooler feature - Conditional Actions for buttons
Hey @Aidz@Toby@jdesign@andyuk@bryantay@mtsurgery you can make a pretty simple interaction to act as a Captcha form. Maybe even make someone click several buttons before showing the submit button.
@Waldo, I implemented your solution and it seemed to work for a short period of time but I now get just as many spam form submissions as before. Do you know of anything I did wrong or if there is more effective solution? I have no coding capabilities, all visual Webflow skills only