One abandonment rate for the whole site tells you there's a problem somewhere. It doesn't tell you which form.
What changed
Form abandonment rate now breaks down by element, listing each form on your site with its own rate and its pageview count, so you can see which one is actually losing people and how much traffic that represents.
A CSS selector is not a friendly way to identify a form. So each row has a Highlight element action: click it and your own page opens in a new window, scrolls to that form and highlights it. You see the real thing on the real page instead of matching a selector by eye.
- A rate per form, not one figure for the whole site.
- Highlight element, which opens your page and marks the form for you.
- Pageviews alongside, so a high rate on low traffic reads correctly.