Cookie Autoblocking Checklist

This article will walk you through what you need to check when using the cookie autoblocking feature.

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Written by Katarina Hansen
Updated over a week ago

  1. Check your CMS and see which cookies it sets (if any). If some of these cookies are not classified as necessary (and can be), please re-classify them by following our Managing Cookies article.

  2. Check the application menu and/or pop-up in your browser to see which cookies are being set when you have consented to them.

  3. Check your pop-up or the compliance dashboard to find out which cookies are third-party or first-party.

  4. Check the source code of your website (using the Elements tab when Inspecting the page) to see if any scripts are included for services that are setting cookies directly.

  5. Have a look in your Google Tag Manager container to see which services have tags set up and are setting cookies (these can also be seen on the pop-up if you know they are already in Google Tag Manager).

Got questions? Have a look at our Cookie Autoblocking FAQ - or if you haven't enabled it yet, take a look at our article on Cookie Autoblocking. If you still haven't found the answer you're looking for, write to us at support@cookieinformation.com


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