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New type of cookie bar: cookie list with "Accept all" and "OK" button's

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Balázs
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Dear Team!

It would be very useful for a type of cookie bar that is the combination of multilevel and Accept only.

So the cookie bar lists the cookie categories and has a button next to it, allowing all cookies to be accepted at once Additionally, there would be an "OK" button, which also has the current multilevel type.

Here you can see what I mean: https://www.screencast.com/t/SzGnElZ0S

(I am using paid version of cookie bot)

Thank you in advance.

Best regards,

Balázs

 

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  • Cookiebot support

    Hi Balázs,

    Thank you for the suggestion.

    Have you checked out the banner type named 'Inline Multilevel'? This is the template that comes closest to your suggestion at the moment.

    I've attached 2 screen shots - one of how the banner looks when the user sees it and one of what it looks like when the user clicks 'show details' (this is from an empty test account but all the cookie information would be listed in there). The user can select and deselect from the various cookie categories.

     

     

    It is also possible to build your own custom banner - that way you can construct it exactly the way you want. There is a guide for that here: https://support.cookiebot.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003921454-Can-I-build-my-own-fully-customized-cookie-consent-banner- 

    We'll keep your suggestion in mind for when we develop the next generation cookie consent banners.

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  • Waldemar Deutsch

    Hello Cookiebot support,

    the question from Balázs is now the same I have. 

    Your suggestion is good, but not really a solution for our problem and I think not GDPR compliant in Germany.

    So I would like to ask you again, is there a way to configure the cookiebot in that way that the "not neccessary preferences" are NOT activated und put 2 buttons over them that are called:

    "OK, allow only necessary cookies"

    "OK, allow all cookies"

    If the user klick on allow all cookies, the bot activates the 3 not neccessary checkboxes automatically.

    Here a example picture also from me:

     

    Hope you can help. It´s really really important in German since the last judgement.

    See here: https://techcrunch.com/2019/10/01/europes-top-court-says-active-consent-is-needed-for-tracking-cookies/

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  • Umair Jabbar

    Hello,

     

    We have the same question, Is there any solution anyone has found for this one?

    Thank you.

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  • CookieInfo

    Hi,

     

    We have made some custom banners which do just that.

    Have a look at https://www.cookieinfo.net/cookieinfo-custom-banners/ 

    Mind you, it is all in Dutch.

    regards,

     

    ruud

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  • Georg Nasser

    If its still relevant: Cookiebot offers it per se!

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  • Jan Kreher

    Hi,

    I think Georg's solution is pretty close, but the best solution would be to have a banner that offers to check boxes AND provide an "accept all"-button just like Waldemar Deutsch explained.

    Having the boxes unchecked and a having a "accept all"-button that checks them would be the perfect solution to the latest law-judgement  in Germany.

    Looking forward to the solution!

    regards,

    Jan

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  • Georg Nasser

    Hi,

    To comply with the regulations governing cookies under the GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive you must among other things:

    • receive users’ consent before you use any cookies except strictly necessary cookies. That is why I use the box "Nur notwendige Cookies verwenden/Use only required cookies"

    so that with the help of Cookiebot , I implemented the two check boxes:

    1. User can check to have ONLY the necessary cookies to be downloaded to their browser PRIOR to using your site and NOT the Preferences , Marketing or Statistic cookies. That will be the Opt-Out option
    2. Or the user accepts (in my case: Cookies zulassen/Allow Cookies) to have all four main types to be downloaded to their browsers and therfore acquiring their consent as well BEFORE they use your site. This will be the Opt-in option.

    And therfore the above implementation is the one accepted by the "latest law-judgement" in Germany.

    Jan, I think this the "law-judgement" you were referring to:
    "On October 1, 2019, the EU Supreme Court, the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ), ruled in the Planet49 case that the only form of valid consent to the processing of user data in the EU is explicit consent, i. the consent which is actively and specifically granted by the users of the website, e.g. tick a box."

    Please correct me if and where I'm wrong!

    Best regards,

    Georg

    PS: here is the complete article from Cookiebot regarding the latest ruiling on Cookie consent:

    https://www.cookiebot.com/de/aktive-einwilligung-und-der-fall-von-planet49/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAk7TuBRDQARIsAMRrfUbhAqD0sDgxKI3l_C_E1GJBC6WSsB2pl8Mb89qNjT8U7zWzGI48XKEaAhOSEALw_wcB

     

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  • Jan Kreher

    Hi,

    as far as I can tell Georg seems to be right when it comes to being conform with law-requirements. 

    Law enforcing authority seems to accept "Accept all"-buttons, even without adding checkboxes.

    But it seems to become the industry standard giving your visitors the opportunity to choose between different categories.

    I think that's the reason people are asking for a solution like that.

     

    Best regards,

     

    Jan

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  • Christo

    Hi,

    we'd love to see this option too, because even if you consent to acception all cookies with the mentioned solution, you cannot opt out of a single category later if you change your mind.

    So, it would be nice to have the banner with the checkboxes (multilevel), but also a button that would check all checkboxes and accept the box.

    Christo

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  • CookieInfo

    Hi,

     

    What we offer to our customers is a custom banner which consist of two screens:

    When the visitor click Accept, all categories are accepted. When the visitor click manage cookies the second screen is presented:

    The visitor is free to select the categories, or just click on accept.

    Our metrics show that most visitors click accept on the first screen resulting in a high opt-in rate on (marketing-)cookies.

    This is the best of both worlds: Compliant with GDPR and resulting in a high opt-in percentage so you as a website owner can still conduct your online business.

    Have a look, maybe this is the kind of banner you are looking for (English):  https://www.cookieinfo.net/en/custom-banners/ 

     

    Ruud

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  • Stéphane

    Georg Nasser can you tell me, how you created the Accept All Button?

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  • Georg Nasser

    Hi Stephane,

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  • Stéphane

    Thank you Georg. What Type are you using? Have you enabled the checkboxes:

     

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  • Georg Nasser

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  • Stéphane

    Thanks a lot Georg.

    I'm looking for a solution, where the user either can check the different cookie categories individually OR use an "Allow all"-Button.

     

     

     

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  • Georg Nasser

    Sorry Stephane, cannot help you with that! All I know is that our clients do not want to have too many choices (my wife runs a cosmetic institute) - my personal take on this is that the different ticking boxes makes it a bit more serious, but legally we are not required to divide the cookies categories . That is why we are personally not going to be bothered by it: all we want is that the customers spends more time on our site than figuring out the options he can opt-out from :-)

    Bonne chance,

    Georg

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  • Marion

    This is exactly what I am searching for:

    • 1 Button "Accept all"
    • 1 Button "Only necessary"
    • And the option to select Cookies

    Is there any possibility for that?

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  • Scott Sibson

    Hi all,

    Not sure if you sorted out a solution for this one yet, but I have just created a custom Cookie Banner and have buttons to allow all, reject all and open the Preference centre, when the preference centre is open I have added a button beneath the list of cookie categories that basically allows you to select/reject the categories you want and then submit them.

    For my actual banner I used the below three buttons code:

    <a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="showsettings()" class="c-button prefBtn">[#DETAILS#]</a>
    <a href="javascript:void(0)" id="CybotCookiebotDialogBodyLevelButtonLevelOptinDeclineAll" class="c-button rejectBtn">[#DECLINE#]</a>
    <a href="javascript:void(0)" id="CybotCookiebotDialogBodyLevelButtonLevelOptinAllowAll" class="c-button acceptBtn">[#ACCEPT#]</a>

    and then on the popup preference centre I used this button code:

    <a id="CybotCookiebotDialogBodyLevelButtonLevelOptinAllowallSelection" class="CybotCookiebotDialogBodyButton selectionBtn" href="javascript:void(0);" tabindex="0" lang="en" style="width: 87px;">[#LEVELOPTIN_ALLOW_SELECTION#]</a>

    Hope this helps someone/anyone out.

    Thanks

    Scott

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  • Stephanie Frank
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    Hi all,

    I'm looking for the exact same thing as mentioned above:

    • 1 Button "Accept all"
    • 1 Button "Only necessary"
    • And the option to select Cookies

    Cookiebot support: Are there any plans to add this new feature to your systems? 

    Thanks
    Stephanie

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  • Marion

    You can use it like this:

    • To selct cookies: Dialog/Type: Multilevel and Dialog/Checkboxes default mode: select none
    • "Accept all": Dialog/Buttons: Allow all/slection
    • "Only necessary": Content/Text in [Allow section] button: "Only necessary"

    I hope this helps

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  • Spas – vConnect – Community Supporter

    Hi, 

    As mentioned above you could choose some of the already integrated consent methods in the Cookiebot dialog banner. From the Cookiebot account manager you could choose between different consent type and template. For example, Multilevel, Accept/Decline, Accept only and etc. 

    In case that the predefined option does not provide what you need, you could create a custom template in which you could include all options/elements you would like. 
    However, there is no option for select specific cookies, you could only select different cookies categories (necessary, preferences, statistics and marketing).

    Regards,
    Spas

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  • Stephanie Frank

    Hi Marion & Spas, 

    Thank you very much for your help, this is already going in the right direction. Unfortunately, what I am looking for exactly cannot be realized without an individual template. I hope Cookiebot will upgrade here soon.

    Best regards,
    Stephanie

     

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