ATR Cookie Notice · Version history
ATR Cookie Notice changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.4.0
- Nov 7, 2026 (2 days ago)
- Releases
- 6
- since 2025
- In the last year
- 3
- about one every 136 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- PHP 7.4 or later
Releases each year
- 20253 releases
- 20263 releases
20263 releases
ATR Cookie Notice 1.4.0Latest
- Styling: Mobile settings group (breakpoint, font size, padding, buttons layout, max height) replacing the fixed 480px rules
- Styling: “Mobile Compact Mode”: one-line strip with short Accept / Reject buttons; tapping the text expands the banner
- Live preview: Desktop / Mobile (390px) switch
- Fixed: “Banner Max Width” had no effect (the duplicate “Modal Max Width” field did the work); the duplicate was removed, saved values are kept
ATR Cookie Notice 1.3.0
- New: “Banner Side” setting (Right / Left) for the Bottom and Top positions
- New: “Hide Banner on Pages” setting (comma-separated page IDs) and filter atr_cookie_notice_is_excluded_page
- New: wpml-config.xml – Content fields are translatable with WPML String Translation / Polylang
- New: Drag handle – visitors can move the banner aside (mouse, touch, arrow keys); dragging is not consent
- New: Shortcode [atr_cookie_notice_settings] – a “Cookie settings” link that lets visitors change or withdraw consent
- New: Help tab in the settings with quick start, FAQ and documentation links
- Fix: Choosing “Reject” could turn off tracking blocking for visitors whose choice was stored in a cookie; blocking now follows each category (Analytics, Marketing)
- Fix: After “Accept All” in Full mode the server kept blocking tracking; the consent is now also stored in a cookie the server reads
- Fix: “Cookie Expiry (days)” now also applies to consent stored in the browser’s local storage
- Fix: The banner markup no longer depends on the visitor’s cookie, so a page cache cannot serve a page without the banner to new visitors
- Fix: When an ad or cookie-notice blocker blocks the plugin’s files (for example Brave), the banner stays hidden instead of showing unstyled buttons
- Fix: Consent given in version 1.2.0 (stored only in the browser) is copied to the consent cookie, so returning visitors keep their choice
- Docs: Explains how to put tracking code added by the theme or another plugin under the banner’s control (type="text/plain" data-consent="..."), in the readme and in the settings Help tab
- Fix: The plugin no longer overrides the generic window.analytics, window.track and window.tracking globals (could break Segment and similar tools)
- Fix: The review notice close (X) button now dismisses it permanently
- Fix: Default font stack was broken in the banner CSS; “Force override theme styles” did not apply in Simple mode
- Fix: Invalid color values are no longer saved
- Fix: Uninstalling the plugin now removes its settings
- Security: Custom banner HTML returned by filters is sanitized at output
- Improvement: Admin assets load only on the plugin screens; the front end no longer loads jQuery
- Improvement: JavaScript API renamed to window.atrCookieNotice (window.scb kept as a deprecated alias)
- Removed: In-admin documentation page; documentation moved to the plugin website
ATR Cookie Notice 1.2.0
- New: Customizable banner content – full control over banner text, buttons, and footer HTML
- New: Content tokens support ({site_name}, {privacy_url}, {privacy_link}, button placeholders)
- New: WordPress color pickers with live preview in Styling & Appearance tab
- New: Floating live preview that follows active field and updates in real-time
- New: Styling presets (Light, Dark, Minimal, High Contrast) for quick setup
- New: “Reset Styling to defaults” tool with confirmation prompt (resets only styling settings)
- New: Cache reminder notice after saving settings with direct “Purge caches” button
- New: Sticky live preview on Styling tab (follows scrolling)
- Improvement: Moved plugin settings under WordPress Settings menu (Settings > ATR Cookie Notice)
- Improvement: Better RTL layout support with proper CSS positioning
- Improvement: Cache/optimization compatibility warnings and JS exclusion guidance in Tools tab
- Improvement: Advanced JavaScript optimization when Simple mode is active – unnecessary functions return early without executing (better cache compatibility)
- Improvement: Unique CSS classes matching IDs for all front-end elements
- Improvement: Security enhancements – ABSPATH checks, index.php files in all directories
- Improvement: CSS compliance – class-only selectors (no ID selectors)
- Improvement: Proper HTML sanitization with wp_kses for custom content
- Improvement: Multiple customization filters for banner HTML (atr_cookie_notice_text_html_simple, atr_cookie_notice_footer_html_full, etc.)
20253 releases
ATR Cookie Notice 1.1.1
ATR Cookie Notice 1.1.0
- New: Consent Mode setting — choose between Full (blocking non-essential until consent) and Simple (informational only)
- New: Simple mode banner with OK button; no blocking or script changes
- New: Tools → “Purge caches and refresh assets” (adds asset-buster to CSS/JS and triggers safe cache purges)
- Improvement: Advanced JS no-ops when Simple mode is active (helps with caches)
- Fix: Ensure localized settings (e.g., autoHideDelay) are read correctly
ATR Cookie Notice 1.0.0
- Initial release
- Cookie consent management
- Granular cookie category control (Essential, Analytics, Marketing)
- Customizable banner design and positioning
- Multiple banner positions (bottom, top, overlay)
- Auto-hide functionality with configurable delay
- Responsive design for all devices
- Hebrew and English language support
- Privacy policy integration
- Custom CSS support
- Debug mode for development
- WordPress Coding Standards compliance
- Extensive customization options
- Developer-friendly hooks and filters
Questions about ATR Cookie Notice’s releases
What is the latest version of ATR Cookie Notice?
1.4.0, released on Nov 7, 2026 (2 days ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is ATR Cookie Notice updated?
3 releases in the last year, about one every 136 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from September 2025.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in ATR Cookie Notice’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.