Tommyfrog

I have a similar problem,
I registered my post_type in Theme functions.php
It seems the plugin-code is registered before theme functions.php or that RSFV doesn’t check post_type.

My temporary solution ist to extend in class-general.php the array “$post_types”

public function get_settings( $current_section = '' ) {

  $post_types = array(
	'post' => __( 'Posts' ),
	'page' => __( 'Pages' ),
	'my_post_type' => __( 'My Post type Name' ),
  );

  ...
}

Better ist they check it dynamicly in plugin like get_post_Types()

flamingo detects all mails which are sended by contactform-7 (also when you get a error message “can’t send” in case of spam mail)
it’s developed by contactform-7
it will show the potential spamcore of single mail
for me it was a good tool, to understand, why i get a error message & to save every mail

i unregistered the captcha not by plugin, just delet the captcha keys in contactform
after that i can send mails, but also I get so much spam-mails

but first of all: check if your Mailserver is working, f.e. you can send mails by wp_mail() -> plugins are available

Did you activated the Captcha V3?
For me it was the problem & i disabled it for the moment
Also I installed the Flamingo Extension, to detect Spam-Problems

Hi I had a similary problem and checked + unminify the file ./blocks/pgc_sgb.min.js
Here he calls a Eventlistener at last:

window.addEventListener("load", function () {
     window.PGC_SGB.searcher.searchBlocks();
 }));

Call it after loadin, in my case it was the solution