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⚪ Webflow's custom domains decided to go invisible in the publishing modal, then mysteriously reappeared after a fix. Turns out they were just testing how many support tickets they could generate before showing up again.
// The official story
[MONITORING] Reports of issues viewing custom domains in the publishing modal for some customers
// Status page says
Mar 31 , 18:39 UTC Monitoring - A fix has been implemented for the issue where custom domains were not appearing as expected in the publishing modal for a small number of customers. We’re no longer seeing customer impact and are continuing to monitor the situation closely. Thank you for your patience while we worked through this. Mar 31 , 18:14 UTC Update</str
🔗 Official status page (for the PR-approved version)
https://status.webflow.com/incidents/3y96dzlhxpz8Webflow'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.