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MiniCookie 2.4.0

This free update for MiniCookie features the following changes:

Adds advanced settings for you to customise the ID (scope) and an optional class selector name for each instance of MiniCookie. This is useful now MiniCookie is blacklisted by ad blockers and annoyance blockers. It enables you to thwart blockers by means of allocating a unique namespace to MiniCookie (like your website or company name), instead of using generic selectors like mini_cookie_stack that are now blocked.

CSS code added for box-sizing properties, to improve the consistency of checkbox and button styling in different themes and frameworks.

Please see the product page for more details.

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MiniCookie 2.3.0

A happy summer bank holiday weekend to you all! Or just a regular weekend, wherever you may be. Those of you who are members of my Discord chat room or have been in communication with me via email may know that I have been very busy working on another sizable update to the MiniCookie stack.

This update actually started around Easter, before version 2.2.0 was released in June. This latest update focuses on adding a couple of user-requested features, fixing a couple of minor quirks and boosting the feature set to see-off the copycat rivalry!

This update has been many hours of coding and testing. I hope it’s everything you want. The full list of changes are as follows:

Further improvements to the display of consent and multi-consent popups in RapidWeaver edit mode.

Added a new checkbox option to omit MiniCookie from display on printouts or when you save a webpage as PDF.

Added some clever options to allow certain tracking cookies to auto-renew. For example, if someone dismisses a consent popup with an expiry of 7 days, then comes back to your website after 5 days, we can automatically reset the expiry date for another 7 days out into the future.

Added some information to forewarn that some web browsers (namely Safari 15) now cap cookie expiry dates to a maximum of 7 days.

Only display the 'placement' setting for supplementary links, when the configuration is set to 'get user consent (default)'.

New CSS loading animation effects for the consent popups.

Added the option to change the popup position to 'modal' which displays a popup in the dead-centre of the screen.

Fixes a problem whereby checkboxes might be out of alignment with labels, when using the "Source" theme framework.

Fixes a problem of the consent popup shadow rendering too hard in Microsoft Edge, specifically on Surface tablets.

Fixes an issue in some Brandon Lee themes of scrollbars appearing within consent popups. Possibly already fixed by Brandon Lee before this update was published?

Addresses a possible issue whereby the JS Cookie Plugin might conflict with themes or stacks using an older version of the same plugin.

Changes to some of the informational tooltips, to make things easier to understand.

Consent popups and multi-consent popups now support ARIA roles, titles and descriptions. Excellent for improved website accessibility.

A couple of other minor changes to the underlying source code, particularly towards compatibility of future PHP versions.

Thanks to everybody who participated in the public Beta and gave constructive, meaningful feedback. It was all of great help and your input directly influenced this release.

MiniCookie 2.3.0 is a free update for all paying customers. You can update using automatic updates within Stacks / RapidWeaver. Or grab a copy from your Paddle account.

If you are new to MiniCookie, then all you need to know is that this single stack can confidently handle practically every part of privacy law compliance in your RapidWeaver websites (not just cookies). A free trial version of MiniCookie is available, along with a sample project file to open and play with.

I have completed courses about GDPR, so I’m well-versed with the legal requirements website owners need to follow. I have been able to combine this knowledge with my coding expertise.

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MiniCookie 2.2.0

Changes in this free stack update include:

The outline border style applied on focused buttons is now more pronounced.

Checkboxes within the multi-select consent popup now receive tab focus styling.

New checkbox and colour picker option to apply a window shade.

Further accessibility enhancements; like taking and returning tab index focus from the popup.

Minor improvements to the display of the consent popup in Stacks edit mode.

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MiniCookie updated to version 2.1.0

This update is free for existing users and includes the following changes:

1. Checkbox option to add an optional supplementary link (e.g. 'More Options') to the consent popup, displayed alongside the existing 'accept' button.

2. New side panel left and side panel right popup positioning, to create tall consent popups like https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/ have.

3. Improvements to the display of checkbox consents on newer smartphones.

4. Added a 'max width' setting in the popup style settings, which is applicable to some of the popup positioning options.

MiniCookie is a single drag-and-drop solution to help you overcome all the technical and legal challenges of making a RapidWeaver website compliant with international privacy laws. Backed by fast and friendly expert support. You can download this latest update for MiniCookie in the updates window, in Stacks/RapidWeaver.

If you have found MiniCookie useful, please give it a "like" and/or a quick review here on the RapidWeaver community addons website.

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MiniCookie updated to version 2.0

MiniCookie has proven to be a vital stack for a lot of RapidWeaver users wanting to comply with important privacy legislation. In some instances, this stack has provided a lifeline to enable people to continue using RapidWeaver to build websites.

This stack does NOT just do pretty privacy popup messages to make your website look vaguely compliant! It is a sophisticated stack to safely quarantine third-party scripts and services. It puts website users in total control of what they want to load. Plus convenient options to view and manage tracking cookies and local storage data that your website has generated. In other words, MiniCookie ticks all the boxes!

It's called "mini" because it has a small codebase that adds very little extra weight to your webpages. MiniCookie was coded exclusively for RapidWeaver, so it works in harmony with many other stacks and knows how you prefer to build websites in RapidWeaver. It is not a pay-per-domain or subscription based service you have to keep renewing.

A video has been published here, where I walk you through the complete stages of making an average website built with RapidWeaver fully compliant with all relevant privacy laws. Starting with understanding the basics of privacy compliance and adding a privacy policy page. Then adding a MiniCookie stack as a Partial to display attractive consent popups. We deploy some conditional displays to quarantine Google Analytics tracking, YouTube embeds, Trip Advisor widgets and a map. The setup of a cookie table is demonstrated. And to complete the work, we adjust the opt-in system to use checkbox categories and comply with the more stringent German privacy laws.

MiniCookie v2 is a major update, but an update that is TOTALLY FREE for existing users. You can download and install version 2 using automatic updates in RapidWeaver or from your secure Paddle account.

Noteworthy changes in version 2 include:

Secure Cookies Tracking cookies you create, modify or delete can now include the option of the path, domain name and a checkbox to set the cookie securely. This can limit the scope of the cookie to "secure" channels - like a specific website domain that uses HTTPS. This makes your cookies more secure and can also help users delete more stubborn cookies (like Google Analytics). It's definitely recommended that after you updated to MiniCookie v2, you go-through your websites and provide a domain name and opt to use secure cookies. Some web browsers (like Firefox) will soon start displaying messages about potentially insecure cookies.

Checkbox Consent Popups A new multi-select consent popup. This is an expanded version of the existing consent popup. This new popup type complies with forthcoming German laws and allows the user to opt-in to different types of services - like functional cookies, social media and website analytics. Good to use in more complex websites, where you need to differentiate between different types of cookies or other services. Therefore the user has a lot more control over what they see; compared with the normal opt-in / opt-out messaging. You have the freedom to devise and add as many categories as you want.

Sentry Support Some minor changes have been made to add support for the new Sentry password stack. MiniCookie is able to create, modify or delete your password protection cookies used by Sentry.

Save Form Data Ability to save form data as local storage. This is a useful addition on modern contact forms, if you want users to save form data between sessions on their computer. I added this setting to assist a user of a custom purchase order form stack I made, so customers could enter common data (like their name and contact details) only the once. Thereafter, the web browser automatically enters it into the form each time.

Cookie Table Improvements Cookie tables have been overhauled. The presentation of these tables should be improved in more frameworks and the delete buttons work harder to delete stubborn cookies (like Google Analytics). These tables remain an innovative method to provide website users with a complete, self-updating, list of all the cookies your website has set. With the addition of easy options for users to delete cookies.

Code improvements Some quite radical changes have been made to parts of the underlying code base. You won't notice any difference in how MiniCookie looks or works. But this newer code goes some distance towards improving the overall efficiency of the stack.

If you have questions about MiniCookie, please get in contact by email. The sample project file on the website has been updated to include more examples of MiniCookie. If you like using MiniCookie, please write a review and tell others on the forums about your experiences using it.

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MiniCookie updated to version 1.1

Changes in this free update for MiniCookie include:

When the RW privacy popup is dismissed, its box container is now fully hidden, before the next page load.

Added a new button below the cookie table, to instantly delete all the listed cookies.

It's now possible to change the icons applied on buttons below the tables.

Added support for HTML5 offline storage data (localStorage and sessionStorage).

Added a new configuration, to make it possible to edit multiple cookies with one button.

Table rows now receive a class selector name equal to the cookie or offline data name.

Updated the project file.

You can download the update via automatic updates in Stacks, or direct from your Paddle account.

Until Sunday 8th December 2019, MiniCookie is included in our 40% Black Friday promo. A perfect opportunity to buy this new stack.

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