Default text in the banner message is "By clicking any link on this page you are giving your consent for us to set cookies.". But it seems it does not work this way since banner still appears after clicking any link on the page or am I missing something?

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progzy created an issue. See original summary.

svenryen’s picture

The module works as intended, and if you choose the "consent by default" method, the message makes sense.

The string you're referring to probably hasn't been changed since 2012, and is a good candidate for an upgrade.

Since we're revisiting the banner texts, I'd like to change the following defaults:

  • Change the default banner message to say "We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience - By clicking the Accept button, you agree to us doing so".
  • Change the default mobile banner message to say "We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience - By tapping the Accept button, you agree to us doing so".
  • Change the button label from "OK, I agree" to "Accept", which is commonly used on cookie banners these days.
svenryen’s picture

  • svenryen authored a96475c on 7.x-1.x
    Issue #3046892 by svenryen: "Clicking any link" and consent
    

  • svenryen authored 12602d8 on 8.x-1.x
    Issue #3046892 by svenryen: "Clicking any link" and consent
    
svenryen’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

  • svenryen authored a96475c on 7.x-2.x
    Issue #3046892 by svenryen: "Clicking any link" and consent
    
progzy’s picture

OK, that's right. Thank you!

pryrios’s picture

Just to add on this, I think that this issue needs further consideration.

I am using the opt-in method without categories and I would like the module to accept cookies if the user browses to next page, after informing him of such.

This is valid under the "unambiguous and clear affirmative action" if presented alongside the "No, thanks" button. I am giving choice to the user and the guidelines to accept or reject the cookies.

What I would like for my site is:

If the user clicks the accept button or clicks a link within the page, they agree to cookies. If they explicitly click on the disagree button, they do not agree to cookies and they do not load.

Right now, the banner keeps appearing as long as the user browses the site ignoring it, so he is not accepting or denying the cookies explicitly and is rejecting them implicitly (which is also not an unambiguous and clear affirmative action either).

svenryen’s picture

@Pryrios I'm not qualified to give legal advise.

What you are looking for is called "Opt-out" and exists already. If that option is selected the user gives consent by using the site, unless they explicitly click the "No thanks" button.

If you agree, we can open up a new feature request issue for your request that the "Opt-out" banner disappears on clicking a link. Does that sound ok? Did I cover everything?

pryrios’s picture

@svenryen not quite, but I agree this should be discussed in a new issue. I am opening it.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.