Notifications pollute the dashboard
Once again a notification is polluting the dashboard. “Microsoft Clarity Enforcement Begins October 31 — Add Consent Support Now”. I don’t really care and would prefer to ignore it. I click the dedicated link “Ignore notification”. Which does nothing, is hooked to no script and triggers no link. Is that a (recurring) bug or is there something I don’t know about those links?
jgasba
December 1, 2025
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Easy setup, smart geolocation — saved me a ton of time
I’ve been using Cookie Compliance for a while now and I’m really satisfied with it. Setup was refreshingly simple — the WordPress plugin installs in minutes with barely any configuration, and it covers multiple compliance frameworks out of the box, so I didn’t have to piece together separate solutions. What impressed me most is the geolocation feature — it automatically applies the right consent rules based on each visitor’s region, so I don’t have to manually manage different laws for different countries. On top of that, the banner is fully customizable, so I could match it to my website’s theme instead of it looking like a bolted-on widget. Overall it’s saved me a lot of time and took care of my compliance requirements across regions without the usual headache. Recommended if you want something that just works without a steep setup process
Essential Google Consent Mode v2 hidden behind a paywall
The plugin does a decent job at its core function of blocking cookies before consent is given. However, its business model is incredibly frustrating for small business owners and those managing their own websites. Currently, Google Consent Mode v2 is a strict requirement for Google Ads and Google Analytics 4 to function correctly. While the free version of this plugin successfully blocks the scripts, it deliberately restricts the ability to send the “Granted” consent state back to Google unless you upgrade to the Pro tier. As a result, the free plan Compliance by Hu-manity.co completely paralyzes conversion tracking and analytics. The worst part is that you only discover this critical missing feature after wasting time on setup and debugging errors in Google Tag Assistant. For anyone relying on Google’s advertising tools for their marketing, the free tier is practically useless. I highly recommend looking for officially certified Google CMP partners who include Consent Mode v2 in their free plans instead.
Does it’s job
Been running the plugin for more than 6 months now without any issues.
Easy setup, smart geolocation — saved me a ton of time
I’ve been using Cookie Compliance for a while now and I’m really satisfied with it. Setup was refreshingly simple — the WordPress plugin installs in minutes with barely any configuration, and it covers multiple compliance frameworks out of the box, so I didn’t have to piece together separate solutions. What impressed me most is the geolocation feature — it automatically applies the right consent rules based on each visitor’s region, so I don’t have to manually manage different laws for different countries. On top of that, the banner is fully customizable, so I could match it to my website’s theme instead of it looking like a bolted-on widget. Overall it’s saved me a lot of time and took care of my compliance requirements across regions without the usual headache. Recommended if you want something that just works without a steep setup process
Does it’s job
Been running the plugin for more than 6 months now without any issues.
Makes a bad job good
I’m not a fan of increasingly of asking everybody to confirm increasingly complex cookie options. However, it must be done! This plugin works well, makes the job bearable, and even the basic version has lots of customisation options so you can make it blend well with the theme of your site.
Essential Google Consent Mode v2 hidden behind a paywall
The plugin does a decent job at its core function of blocking cookies before consent is given. However, its business model is incredibly frustrating for small business owners and those managing their own websites. Currently, Google Consent Mode v2 is a strict requirement for Google Ads and Google Analytics 4 to function correctly. While the free version of this plugin successfully blocks the scripts, it deliberately restricts the ability to send the “Granted” consent state back to Google unless you upgrade to the Pro tier. As a result, the free plan Compliance by Hu-manity.co completely paralyzes conversion tracking and analytics. The worst part is that you only discover this critical missing feature after wasting time on setup and debugging errors in Google Tag Assistant. For anyone relying on Google’s advertising tools for their marketing, the free tier is practically useless. I highly recommend looking for officially certified Google CMP partners who include Consent Mode v2 in their free plans instead.
Pessimo
Il plugin “”Compliance by Hu-manity.co”” ultima versione 3.0.5 si comporta in modo davvero strano 1) la stessa versione del plugin se viene reinstallata cambia grafica 2) il salvataggio della posizione del banner top/bottom genera un errore ajax 3) abilitando wordfence tool su quella chiamata in whitelist l’errore scompare 4) anche disabilitando wordfence e cache dopo aver salvato senza errore faccio il refresh della pagina e di fatto non è stato recepito il salvataggio ed il banner finisce sempre bottom
The plugin modifies JavaScript
I have a website with several flipbooks. When a user accepts or declines the banner, [Cookie Notice & Compliance for GDPR / CCPA] modifies a JavaScript file, and the flipbooks no longer load. I deactivated the plugin, and all the flipbooks are visible again and everything works properly.I asked for support, but no one responded.
