That explain where this source is coming from - since our team have not integrated any service from cloudflare directly on the website.
Since this is a native integration from Webflow - nothing can be done to solve this problem by our side (I guess), so I would really appreciate some support from Webflow collaborators or perhaps another user that is experiencing the same problem.
How should I proceed?
I will let the website link bellow so any helping hand can access and try to troubleshoot what is going on with this cloudflare unauthorized service Yinflow Life Website
Thank you in Advance,
Pedro - Yangflow LLC Developer
Keep an eye on your forms to make certain they’re working smoothly if you’re using Webflow’s native handler, the team appears to be working out some issues regarding the new bot protection feature.
If they’re not working for you, you’ll want to open a ticket with support.
This has completely broken my website forms as often this gets stuck in a loop where the page continually tries to load/run these this turnstile cloudflare scripts without success.
I sent their support team this video showing it trying to load/run for over a minute without success. I continually move my mouse over the submit button to see when it changes to ‘hand cursor’ but it never does.
Any updates on how to resolve this issue? I’m also having cloudflare errors regarding the cloudflare turnstile code. I’m using Webflows native forms with recaptcha and did that in the past without issues.
If it’s just the error message, you can ignore it. Turnstile uses some unusual techniques to detect and block bots, and they result in some strange behavior in devtools like debugger mode switching on.
You can research Turnstile to learn more, or disable bot protection and use a different anti-spam approach.
Hi Michael, are you saying that this turnstile messages are caused by native Webflow bot detection switch turned on? Is this a new “feature” in Webflow?
Yes, Webflow uses Turnstile for its bot protection feature.
You can turn that off, just switch off bot protection in your site settings.
I haven’t investigated the specifics of the errors, but I know it’s based on the way Turnstile functions to detect and prevent bots.
On the 401, that’s by design.
The red error messages are indicated because the browser does not know whether a script is having difficulty accessing a resource, so it alerts you in the log.
