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⚪ Custom domains ghosted the publishing modal for some unlucky souls for 24 hours straight. Webflow found them again. Crisis averted, dignity questionable.
// The official story
[RESOLVED] Reports of issues viewing custom domains in the publishing modal for some customers
// Status page says
Mar 31 , 19:02 UTC Resolved - A small number of customers experienced issues where custom domains were not appearing as expected in the publishing modal between Mar 30, 18:00 UTC and Mar 31, 18:30 UTC. A fix has been implemented, and we’re no longer seeing customer impact related to this issue. Thank you for your patience while we worked to resolve this. Mar 31 , 18:39 UTC
🔗 Official status page (for the PR-approved version)
https://status.webflow.com/incidents/3y96dzlhxpz8Webflow's Greatest Hits
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