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@valdinia you can send the link to wpsupport@cybot.com

Hi @valdinia,

When withdrawing cookies, all cookies are unset regardless of their type. When renewing consent, they are then re-set (sometimes upon page reload, sometimes immediately) according to the new consent.

Using the Consent Banner I accepted all cookie-categories.
In Chrome I see the following cookies from the Statistics category:
_utma, _utmb, _utmc, _utmt, _utmz, _ga, _gid
Then I withdraw my consent regarding the statistics cookies.
Usually the statistics cookies are unset.
But sometimes the statistics cookies are not affected, they persist even if I refresh the page or I go to another page. Sometimes if I withdraw my consent for Preferences cookies the statistics cookies are also removed.

Would it be possible to create a video demonstrating the issue, as we are not able to reproduce it.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by cookiebot.

@anonymized-15502524

Referring back to my earlier point re marketing cookies. When I look in the inspector I can see marketing cookies (APISID, HSID, SAPISID, SIDD etc) but these aren’t coming up in my scan report and I don’t know how to control them/where to edit scripts. Any ideas?

Are these cookies 3rd party cookies that you have “dragged” along with you from other sites? Can you check which domain name they are set for ? You could check in Incognito mode, to see if the cookies are 1st party cookies.

If you can provide us a domain name, we can check.

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Hi @papgeo

You can use Cookiebots API to render code depending on the users consent.

On page load you could use something like:

function CookiebotCallback_OnDialogInit() {

  var requestPersonalizedAds = 0;

  if (Cookiebot.marketing) {
    requestPersonalizedAds = 1;
  }

  (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).requestNonPersonalizedAds = requestPersonalizedAds;

}

If the user changes consent there is a callback for that as well, where you could check the new consent state, and render AdSense accordingly.

Callback name: CookiebotCallback_OnAccept

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by cookiebot.

Hi @kevin-in-cornwall

Thanks for reaching out, and for the compliment.

Cookiebot (uc.js) is only retrieved the first time that the website is loaded. To increase performance the script is cached in the users browser for 24 hours.

I have just tested on http://cookiebotdemo.azurewebsites.net/, and on my computer, it took 66ms to retrieve the script when loading the page for the first time. Subsequent loads were even faster, as it was retrieved from disk or memory cache.

Cookiebot is inserted to a website asynchronously which means that it does not slow down the site while it loads. It’s being used by major websites with > 100K daily users. We have not had any complaints so far.

Notice the async part in the code:

<script id="Cookiebot" src="https://consent.cookiebot.com/uc.js" data-cbid="7b061d13-0dd4-4b83-99fb-f25642ad8140" data-culture="IT" type="text/javascript" async></script>

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@timbruls

That would be these then, right?

comment_author_{HASH}
comment_author_email_{HASH}
comment_author_url_{HASH}

That looks correct.

The latest WP 4.9.6 release has optin support for comment cookies.

A quick Google search lead me to this:

https://blogaid.net/wordpress-4-9-6-new-gdpr-tools/

Guess I have to dive into the code to make them eligible for prior consent.

If you are a coder, and have some plugins that you would like to enable prior consent for, we would be more than happy to get a contribution to our prior consent repository.

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Hi @wood1e,

That is correct. The plugin will insert the script into the header automatically 🙂