Blocking of third-party cookies

Third-party cookies are cookies that are set by a website other than the one you are currently on.

There are several ways for blocking third-party cookies: blocking with Google Tag Manager or blocking with a CookieScript script, either automatically or manually. If you use Google Tag Manager and our script, the cookie scanning sessions could be duplicated, it could take much time.

If you want your website to work properly, you should block third-party cookies only by one of these methods.

If you use Google Tag Manager, you should not use CookieScript automatic script blocking feature for those scripts that should be blocked.

Accordingly, if you want to use CookieScript scripts for blocking third-party-cookies, Google Tag Manager should be inactivated.

Note: CookieScript does not block third-party cookies by default. You need to configure your banner settings

first, choosing one of the methods. Read the guide on how to block third-party cookies.

Read more about automatic third-party cookies blocking.

A guide on how to block third-party cookies using Google Tag Manager is here.

A guide on how to block third-party cookies automatically is here.

A guide on how to block third-party cookies manually is here.

A guide on how to block third-party cookies with Javascript is here.

Automatic third-party cookies blocking in included in Standard and Plus pricing plans.