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Cookie Consent

TermsFeed Free Cookie Consent (latest version 4.2) is a free, open-source JavaScript-based cookie management solution that helps websites comply with the EU Cookies Directive, GDPR, and ePrivacy Directive.

Key features of TermsFeed Cookie Consent

100% free. No hidden costs or premium tiers.
GDPR & ePrivacy compliant. Built to meet EU privacy requirements.
Google Consent Mode V2 Support. Seamlessly integrates with Google's consent requirements.
Microsoft UET Consent Mode. Compatible with Microsoft Advertising consent standards.
Scripts blocking. It prevents scripts from loading until consent is granted.
Customizable design. Choose from multiple banner types and color palettes; additional custom CSS can be applied.
Multi-language support.. Available in multiple languages.
Callbacks available.. Extensive API for custom integrations.

Who needs Cookie Consent solution

You need a Cookie Consent solution if:

You use Google Analytics or similar analytics or tracking tools
You have embedded social media widgets
You use advertising pixels (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.)
Your website stores or retrieves any cookies beyond strictly necessary ones (i.e. login, auth)
You have visitors from the EU/EEA region

Select a topic below to get started with implementing TermsFeed Cookie Consent on your website.

Getting Started

Getting Started

Introduction to TermsFeedCookie Consent What is TermsFeed Cookie Consent? TermsFeed Free Cookie Consent (latest version 4.2) is a free, open-source JavaScript-based cookie management solution that helps websites comply with the EU Cookies Directive, GDPR, and ePrivacy Directive. TermsFeed Free Cookie Consent provides a customizable notice banner and preferences center that allows users to...

API Reference

API Reference

Complete API Reference Cookie Categories The following levels are available in TermsFeed Cookie Consent solution. Tag your JavaScript using any of the following levels. strictly-necessary for essential scripts. For example, account login related cookies. Strictly necessary cookies are loaded automatically and cannot be disabled by the...

Examples & Tutorials

Examples & Tutorials

Complete Examples This page contains technical examples and video tutorials for integrating and configuring the Cookie Consent solution. Example 1: Basic Website Implementation Example of TermsFeed Cookie Consent on a basic website with Google Analytics script added. <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> ...

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Banner Not Appearing Problem Cookie banner doesn't show on page load. Users don't see the consent request. Diagnostic Steps Step 1: Check if TermsFeed Cookie Consent is loaded // Open browser console and type: console.log(typeof cookieconsent); // Should output: "object" // If "undefined", script didn't load Step 2: Check for JavaScript errors Open DevTools (F12) Go to Console tab Look for...

FAQ & Support

FAQ & Support

Frequently Asked Questions Do I need a paid plan? No! TermsFeed Cookie Consent version 4.2 is 100% free forever. Is this GDPR compliant? Yes, when configured with "consent_type": "express" and proper vendor script tagging. Can I remove the TermsFeed credits? No, the credits in the noscript tag and preferences center are required by the license (Creative...

Use Cases

Use Cases

A/B Testing Cookie Consent Banners The challenge You want to test different cookie banner designs or messaging to improve consent rates while maintaining GDPR compliance. The scenario "I want to A/B test our cookie banner to see if different wording affects acceptance rates. But I'm worried about GDPR compliance if I track users before...

Single Page Applications

Single Page Applications

SPA Implementation Guide Understanding the challenge Single Page Applications (SPAs) built with React, Vue, Angular, or other frameworks present unique challenges for TermsFeed Cookie Consent because: No page refresh. The page doesn't reload like classic webpages. Dynamic content. Content loads dynamically without triggering DOMContentLoaded again. Route changes. Navigation happens via JavaScript, not traditional page loads. State...