In context of Drupal CMS we came to the conclusion that we disable the YouTube and Vimeo services by default out-of-the-box, and enable them automatically with an ECA model when the first media item will be created that uses either provider. For details see #3493442: Klaro should be inactive until Vimeo or Youtube content is added.
This means, that Klaro will be installed by default, but no consent management is required as only 2 apps are enabled that do not require the user to consent.
We should get Klaro into an inactive mode until at least 1 app is enabled that requires the user consent.
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Comment #3
jurgenhaasSeems pretty straightforward. Maybe it should be made configurable, I'm not sure.
Comment #4
catchManually tested by applying the MR diff against a stock Drupal CMS install. I then disabled the youtube and vimeo apps via the config page.
When logged out, only 5.6kb of JavaScript (compressed) instead of over 70kb compressed.
The footer link still shows up and now doesn't go anywhere, but I assume that's a separate issue?
Comment #5
catchThis makes sense to me and I don't really see a good case for configuration - can already configure which apps are enabled. Moving to RTBC.
Comment #6
jurgenhaasFor new installations, the recipe got updated so that the menu link would be disabled when importing it as a new content entity. For testing this in an existing Drupal CMS installation you would have to manually disable not only the Klaro apps but also that menu link.
Comment #8
jan kellermann commentedThank you for the solution and the merge request.
I fixed small things and merged.
In general there is a problem with caching but I will open a new issue for this.