Hi, I’ve received an email from Google regarding the reCapcha on my forms. It says the forms aren’t protected as the reCapcha hasn’t been verified on the backend. I’ve read their instructions for what to do, but I don’t understand it.
Yes, it’s definitely from Google, and it shows as unprotected in the Google reCapcha console. There are instructions how to authenticate on the backend, but I just don’t understand how to do it.
I am also, having the same issue and do not understand the instructions on how to verify the reCAPTCHA token. Anyone know how to do that for our webflow sites?
When you add the recaptcha tokens under site settings and republish, that’s it, Webflow does the rest.
Make certain you’re using the correct version of recaptcha, Webflow supports an older one. If you are generating keys for the wrong version it won’t work.
Make certain to add the recaptcha element to every Webflow-handled form.
I have received this email multiple times - I can confirm that for the account in question I’ve added both my main and staging domains in the ‘Domains’ section of reCAPTCHA v2.
This week I also had a client not receive form submission emails to a particular inbox - only Webflow’s emails were soft bouncing for some reason…
How can we be confident that the form integration works reliably when receiving emails like this from Google?
Turnstile seems to be more effective in my opinion.
I personally don’t use Webflow forms on any projects due to limitations. I solved all my issues with a third party integration which also works great for my static builds as well.
I strongly recommend usebasin.com and my spam issues are long gone.