Mono Cookie Consent

Website cookies are text files dropped on browsers, that are able to record data about the user of that specific browser, such as his or her actions on a site, browsing activity, purchases and preferences, IP address and geographical location, and the like.

Usually, this information is used for targeted marketing, to direct and display advertisements as precisely as possible to relevant segments of the internet users, that is, potential customers.

The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) are data privacy regulations that apply to hundreds of millions of website visitors worldwide. Both regulations set clear expectations with regards to how companies manage the personal data of their customers and others who have their data tracked by data processors.

Both GDPR and CCPA include clear rules on how website cookies must be declared and used. These rules include how to declare cookies, how cookies are categorized, how websites function, how cookie consent is obtained, and more.

These regulations are constantly changing, so Mono Cookie Consent is here to ensure that you don't have to worry about your cookie compliance.

Once Mono Cookie Consent is added to a site, it will take up to 24 hours for the first scan and analysis of your website to complete.

A number of predefined known cookies will be blocked right away until prior consent has been obtained. The rest of your cookies will be controlled by Mono Cookie Consent as soon as the scan has completed.

Changes to the categorization of cookies in the manager may take up to two minutes to propagate to your website.

The user will be able to select a light or dark color theme for the cookie declaration  banner, and choose whether the banner displays on the top or bottom of the page.

Yes, any script or iframe that is setting cookies gets blocked until a visitor has consented.

The downside to this in terms of visitor experience is that if a website has iframed (or script) content and it gets blocked by the cookie wall, there'll just be some empty white space on the page where the iframe was supposed to load.

Luckily, we are going to solve this problem for our users by enabling them to insert a placeholder on scripts and iframes that will show if the script/iframe is blocked, informing the visitor that the content won't load unless they accept a particular category of cookies.

Yes, Mono Cookie Consent will detect the language of a website and automatically switch the cookie declaration banner to that language. In addition, all cookie categorizations and cookie descriptions are translated as well. Mono sites and Mono Cookie Consent support all of the world's major languages.