Block Third-Party Elements Until Consent

The Block Third-Party Elements feature prevents unauthorized cookie collection by blocking third-party services (such as Google Maps, Facebook Like, or other embedded elements) until visitors give explicit consent for non-essential cookies.

This ensures that no non-essential data is shared with third parties before the user has made their choice, supporting both privacy standards and user trust.

Key Capabilities

• Block non-essential third-party elements

Automatically blocks external services that set cookies before user consent.

• Enable/Disable Feature

Merchants can toggle the feature on or off depending on their compliance requirements.

• Trigger to Reopen Cookie Banner

Allow users to easily reopen the cookie banner after making a decision.

• Customizable Trigger Text

Update the trigger’s label to better match your website’s style and tone (e.g., Manage Cookies, Privacy Settings).

How to Configure

• Access Settings

Go to App Admin → Settings → Behavior → Block Third-Party Elements.

• Enable Blocking

Toggle Block third-party elements until consent to activate the feature.

• Set Up TriggerEnable/Disable Trigger: Decide if you want to show a clickable trigger that allows visitors to reopen the cookie banner.Edit Trigger Text: Customize the text (e.g., Change Cookie Settings) to align with your site’s communication style.
• Save Settings

Once changes are saved, third-party elements will only load after the user accepts non-essential cookies.

Result

When enabled:

• Before consent → Elements like Google Maps or Facebook Like buttons will be blocked.
• After consent → These elements will automatically load and function normally.
• If the trigger is enabled → Visitors can click the trigger to reopen the banner and update their preferences at any time.

Updated on: 06/10/2025