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nexya cookie

Consent, and the blocking that goes with it. Nothing runs before agreement — not the scripts, not the embedded videos, not the remote fonts

  • The blocking is real, not cosmetic Trackers are held back on the server, before the page leaves. Many banners merely hide things and let the script run anyway: this one does not let it out
  • It holds behind a page cache Consent is read in the browser, not in a cached page. WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache can serve the same page to everyone without ever serving the wrong consent
  • The policy page writes itself The scan records what the site actually loads, and the policy is written from that list — not from a generic template where you have to guess what applies
  • One link reopens the panel Any link carrying the right class reopens the choice, from the footer or from a policy page. No shortcode to place, no block to insert
The banner, as a visitor sees it nexya cookie

nexya cookie

This site uses cookies

Some are essential for the site to work. The rest are only set with your consent, and you can change that choice at any time.

A video, before consent nexya cookie

This content comes from an external service. It will only load with your consent for the “Marketing” category.

The script is defused in the page sent to the browser, not merely hidden: until someone answers, no request goes out to that service.

Why server-side blocking changes everything

A banner that sets a cookie and hides elements arrives too late: the script has already been downloaded, it has already called its server, the visitor’s IP address has already left. Here, the tags concerned are simply not written into the page until agreement is given. What is not in the page does not run, whatever the browser.

What it recognises without being told

YouTube and Vimeo videos, Google maps, remote fonts, measurement pixels and most analytics scripts. Each one is filed under a category, and each category is refused separately. A visitor who accepts audience measurement but refuses advertising gets exactly that.

What it does not do

It does not replace legal advice and does not claim to make a site compliant on its own. It provides the mechanism — the choice, the blocking, the record of consent and the page that explains it. What you do with it, and what the law requires where you are, remains your decision.

Free

Banner, real blocking, site scan and generated policy

Pro

Full banner styling, consent service by service

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