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OpnForm

MKT AUTO
Velocity5.0

Open-source form builder for surveys, contact forms and lead capture

OpnForm's fourth patch in a week fixes forms and quietly widens self-hosted telemetry.

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◆Current state
OpnForm is an open-source form builder with an MCP server for AI assistants. After v2.8.0 cut public-page script requests from 210 to 57 in one test, four patch releases followed: upload limits, integration edits that reported success without saving, guest AI generation and URL filtering, and now v2.8.4's fixes for date-range mention crashes and base64 email bodies. That last release also starts sending the configured hostname in self-hosted telemetry.
◆Where it's heading
The October feature run (custom URLs, self-hosted branding, faster public pages) has given way to a stabilization stretch of weekly patches, each fixing regressions or tightening security. The telemetry change suggests the team wants a clearer view of which self-hosted instances are running which release.
◆Prediction
Expect patch releases to taper and a v2.9 feature release to follow; the entries do not show whether it extends the MCP layer or the Pro tier.

◆Recent moves

  1. 8d ago

    v2.8.4: Form and email fixes

    Another stabilization patch: public forms no longer crash on mentions of unanswered date ranges, large base64 images survive in custom email bodies, and Symfony components get security updates. The one user-relevant change is that self-hosted telemetry now includes the instance hostname, with the existing opt-out unchanged.

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  2. 10d ago

    v2.8.3: Tighten URL filtering and fix guest AI generation

    A short patch that closes a Teredo IPv6 gap in webhook and PDF image URL validation and fixes guest AI form generation losing its authorization mid-poll. It continues the run of hardening patches after v2.8.0.

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  3. 12d ago

    v2.8.2: Fix integration editing and submission regressions

    Fixes a quiet data-loss bug: edits to existing integrations, including email recipients and conditional logic, reported success but never saved. It also adds date-field references in conditions and stricter webhook range filtering, so self-hosters running v2.8.0 or v2.8.1 have a real reason to upgrade.

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  4. 15d ago

    v2.8.1: Fix local attachment uploads

    Local uploads above 5 MB failed because the form-asset limit was applied; a separate 50 MB temporary-upload limit fixes it. A quick follow-up to v2.8.0.

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  5. 16d ago

    v2.8.0: Faster public pages and custom SEO on Pro

    Public pages load far less JavaScript (210 to 57 initial scripts in one test, though TTFB rose in the same check), and custom SEO and link previews move to Pro. Performance work paired with plan packaging.

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  6. 17d ago

    v2.7.0: A better self-hosted experience, PDFs, and integrations

    Self-hosters get a proper welcome page and branding variables, editors get clearer save state and PDF template duplication, and failed integrations can retry. MCP draft previews become versioned.

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