Do you use the Cookie Notice plugin, formerly by dFactory, now taken over by Hu-manity.co?
Are you unhappy with the way its recent updates took over your admin screen with a full page ad, and the degradation of its functionality due to its new owners trying to monetise it?
Are you worried that if you stick with 1.3.2, you may leave your site vulnerable?
Solution: replace it with ZP Cookie Notice.
ZP Cookie Notice is a free and legal fork of Cookie Notice 1.3.2, containing all the core functionality with no intrusive marketing or upselling.
ZP Cookie Notice allows you to easily inform users that your site uses cookies and helps you comply with the EU GDPR cookie law and CCPA regulations. And that’s all it does. Even your existing Cookie Notice plugin settings will be preserved.
ZP Cookie Notice will be developed and supported in the following ways:
You can see it in operation on this site (if you haven’t clicked it yet!).
IMPORTANT
Just like other ZigPress plugins, ZP Cookie Notice requires PHP 7.0. This requirement is now enforced in the latest version. It also requires WordPress 4.9 (or ClassicPress 1.1 if that’s what you’re using).
Please note also that version 0.2.x has been extensively rewritten, so if you find problems, please comment here, and you can roll back to version 0.1.3 if you need to.
If you have used this form and would like a copy of the information held about you on this website, or would like the information deleted, please email info@zigpress.com.
8 Comments
thx guys!
Kinda shady not adding this to WP repo
The WP repo doesn’t allow plugins to be promoted as suitable for ClassicPress as well as WordPress. The reviews and support sections are also full of hate speech and trolls, and we are happy with our decision to remove all our plugins from it last year.
I think there is a bug. Clear all values in DB after deactivate & delete the plugin.
Install new, tick refuse option, clear all cache.
Open front page click refuse > reload > this notice show again and again until I click accept.
@vee – if you refuse cookies, the plugin will obediently not store any cookies, and therefore it will ask every time because it can’t log the refusal in a cookie. This behaviour is inherited from the Cookie Notice plugin that we forked from, and as far as I can see it was deliberate. We will look into whether an alternative approach may be possible.
Hello,
is it possible to disable (exclude) some pages? This means that the privacy pop-up will not be displayed on this page because there are no cookies on this page.
Right now the only way to do this would be to use the cn_cookie_notice_output filter (check the source code to see how it works), but we’ll look at adding a ‘suppress cookie notice’ option in the post/page editor in a future version.
You guys save my time! Keep going right this way!
Thanks a lot =)