內容簡介
Turbo Cookie 是一款輕量級的隱私優先 Cookie 同意外掛，幫助網站遵守 GDPR、CCPA 等隱私法規。它提供可自訂的 Cookie 同意橫幅，並在訪客同意之前阻擋非必要的腳本，同時將同意記錄儲存在 WordPress 資料庫中。
【主要功能】
• 可自訂的 Cookie 同意橫幅位置與樣式
• 四種同意類別及可切換開關
• 自動檢測並阻擋追蹤腳本
• Google Consent Mode v2 支援
• 同意記錄儲存於本地資料庫
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「Turbo Cookie – GDPR Cookie Consent」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
Turbo Cookie is a lightweight, privacy-first cookie consent plugin for WordPress. It helps you comply with GDPR, CCPA, and other privacy regulations by showing a customizable cookie consent banner, blocking non-essential scripts until visitors give consent, and logging consent records locally in your WordPress database.
Built by Turbo Addons — the same team behind popular WordPress tools used by thousands of sites.
Cookie Consent Banner
Customizable position: bottom bar, top bar, floating (bottom-left/right), or center modal
Layout styles: bar, box, or cloud
Smooth animations: slide, fade, or none
Full color customization for background, text, and buttons
Custom banner message and title
Cookie policy page link
Show/hide decline button
Preferences Modal
Four consent categories: Essential, Functional, Analytics, Marketing
Toggle switches for each category
Essential cookies always active (cannot be disabled)
Editable category names and descriptions
Accessible — ARIA roles, keyboard navigation, focus trap
Script Blocking
Automatically detects and blocks known tracking scripts until consent is given
Blocks Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Facebook Pixel, and 40+ services
Blocks iframes (YouTube, Vimeo, Google Maps) until consent
Scripts activate instantly after visitor consents
Works with both inline scripts and enqueued WordPress scripts
No manual script tagging required for common services
Extend via the turbo_cookie_script_patterns filter
Google Consent Mode v2
Outputs consent default signals before any Google tags load
Updates consent signals when visitors make their choice
Supports all GCM v2 parameters: ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization, analytics_storage, functionality_storage, personalization_storage, security_storage
Extend category-to-signal mapping via turbo_cookie_gcm_mapping filter
Consent Logging
Stores consent records in your WordPress database — no data sent externally
Logs session ID, action, categories, masked IP, and timestamp
IP addresses masked for privacy (last octet zeroed for IPv4; first 48 bits kept for IPv6)
Filterable log viewer in admin with date range and action filters
CSV export for compliance documentation
Configurable retention period with automatic cleanup
Bulk delete and clear all options
Admin Dashboard
At-a-glance consent statistics: accepted, declined, partial, acceptance rate (30-day window)
Feature status overview
Quick action links to all settings pages
Privacy notice reminding site owners of their legal obligations
Onboarding Wizard
3-step setup wizard runs on first activation
Choose banner position, enable features, set cookie policy URL
Ready in under 2 minutes
Developer Friendly
WordPress coding standards throughout
Shortcode: [turbo_cookie_preferences] — lets visitors re-open preferences modal
JavaScript API: window.TurboCookie.openPreferences()
Filterable script blocking patterns: turbo_cookie_script_patterns
Filterable GCM mapping: turbo_cookie_gcm_mapping
REST API endpoint for consent logging: POST /wp-json/turbo-cookie/v1/consent
Privacy
Turbo Cookie does not send any visitor or site data to external servers. All consent records are stored in your own WordPress database. IP addresses are masked before storage. No telemetry. No tracking. No account required.
Legal Notice
Turbo Cookie provides technical tools for cookie consent management. Whether your site meets applicable privacy laws depends on your specific site, policies, and data practices. For legal advice about your compliance obligations, consult a qualified legal professional.
External Services
Turbo Cookie does not make any server-to-server calls and does not send your site data to any external server. Consent records, settings, and cookie state are stored entirely in your own WordPress database and browser cookies.
The plugin interacts with third-party services in the following two ways only:
Google Consent Mode v2 (optional, on by default)
When enabled, Turbo Cookie outputs Google Consent Mode v2 signals in the visitor’s browser. These signals communicate the visitor’s consent state to Google services that you have added to your site (for example Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, or Google Tag Manager). The plugin does not load Google services itself — it only declares and later updates the consent state for the Google tags you have configured.
What data is sent and when: the visitor’s consent choices (granted or denied for each consent category) are sent to Google’s services in the browser when the visitor interacts with the banner, and only for the Google tags present on the page.
This service is provided by Google LLC: privacy policy (https://policies.google.com/privacy) and terms of service (https://policies.google.com/terms).
Script Blocking (optional, on by default)
The script blocker recognizes and temporarily blocks scripts, iframes, and embeds from well-known third-party services until the visitor consents. Recognition is performed locally on your WordPress server by matching service domain names in the page output — no data is sent to those services by the plugin. Once the visitor consents, the blocked content is loaded in their browser by the original third-party service.
Blocked services include (but are not limited to): Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Google Maps, Facebook/Meta SDK and Pixel, and 40+ others.
No visitor or site data is transmitted by Turbo Cookie to any of these services. Data is only exchanged between the visitor’s browser and the third-party service after the visitor consents and the original script or embed is restored. Because the plugin never contacts these services directly, their data practices apply only after the visitor consents. These services are operated by their respective providers, whose terms and privacy policies apply — for example: Google (privacy policy https://policies.google.com/privacy, terms of service https://policies.google.com/terms) and Meta/Facebook (privacy policy https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy, terms of service https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms).
