Hi!
I found a legal problem, esp. for people with clients in the EU.
jquery is included from code.jquery.com:
<script src=“https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.3.1.min.js” type=“text/javascript” …>
Therefore the server at code.jquery.com has access to the IP adresses of website visitors, which is personal data.
According to the EU-GDPR law website owners must tell visitors exactly who has access to their personal data and ensure their data does not get into more hands.
Sadly code.jquery.com does not have a privacy statement on their site nor are they listed on the privacy shield website Privacy Shield
And webflow does not list jquery.com as a subprocessor on Subprocessors | Webflow
Here is an article from a Swiss lawyer on exactly this topic:
They suggest simply using a different jquery hosting like Google Hosted Libraries, because they have a privacy statement and are listed on the privacy shield website.
Or even better: Upload jquery to uploads-ssl.webflow.com and include it from there.