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🟠 Webflow customers discovered their sites couldn't go live—turns out the publish button needed a therapy session. Engineering team applied the duct tape, declarations of normalcy ensued. Narrator voice: *It was not fully normal.*
// The official story
[MONITORING] Reports of issues publishing for some customers
// Status page says
May 18 , 15:51 UTC Monitoring - We implemented a fix for the publishing issues impacting some customers and are now seeing publishing functionality operating as expected. Our team is continuing to monitor the platform closely and will provide further updates if needed. May 18 , 14:14 UTC Identified - We’ve identified the cause of the publishing issues impacting some custom
🔗 Official status page (for the PR-approved version)
https://status.webflow.com/incidents/nrxlqd7d0tsyWebflow's Greatest Hits
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Sep 28, 2026
⚪ Webflow's publishing speeds went full sloth mode for a hot minute, then engineers threw spaghetti at the wall and declared victory. Sites are live again, customer patience rewarded with a participation trophy.
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Sep 28, 2026
🟡 Webflow customers discovered their sites publish at geological timescales. Engineers deployed a fix and claim victory, though 'monitoring closely' is tech speak for 'fingers crossed.' Apparently deployment speed and reliability are mutually exclusive concepts.
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Sep 22, 2026
⚪ Forms kept working, webhooks kept humming, but notification emails decided to ghost users for nearly two days. The emails have been revived and are awkwardly apologizing to your inbox.
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Sep 22, 2026
⚪ 📧 Webflow briefly decided notification emails were optional. Forms still worked, webhooks still fired, but your customers' inbox notifications took an unscheduled vacation. Now resolved, and yes, they're monitoring it like a hawk.