Cookie Notice & Consent · Version history
Cookie Notice & Consent changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.6.6
- Oct 6, 2025 (1 year ago)
- Releases
- 22
- since 2021
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.8.12
- PHP 7.2 or later
Releases each year
- 202111 releases
- 20224 releases
- 20232 releases
- 20242 releases
- 20253 releases
20253 releases
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.6.6Latest
- Fixed: XSS vulnerability (non-sanitized consent log data; disclosed by Wordfence)
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.6.5
- Fixed: XSS vulnerability (non-sanitized consent log data; disclosed by Patchstack)
- Changed: Minimum PHP version to 7.2
- Tested up to PHP 8.4
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.6.4
- Fixed: Essential category code was not output after consent was saved
- Fixed: Compatibility issue when other plugins mess with the $pagenow global variable
- Fixed: Changed embed unblock script to prevent global variable errors
- Tested up to 6.8
20242 releases
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.6.3
- Fixed: Translation loading (_load_textdomain_just_in_time error)
- Removed: Privacy Signal logic, since browser support is now pretty much dead
- Tested up to 6.7
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.6.2
- Fixed: Deprecation notices when using PHP 8.2+
- Tested up to 6.5
- Tested up to PHP 8.3
20232 releases
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.6.1
- Fixed: XSS vulnerability (non-escaped settings field values; only Administrator affected; disclosed by Patchstack)
- Tested up to 6.3
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.6.0
- Note: If you run your own design, please note that this release adds a new element to the notice banner
- Added: Reject button
- Improved: Buttons will now be hidden if their label is empty
- Tested up to 6.2
20224 releases
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.5.3
- Tested up to 6.1
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.5.2
- Added: Filter cookie_notice_consent_cookie_expiration to change the consent cookie expiration time in days (default: 30)
- Improved: Cookie notice visibility management when a cache plugin is active
- Fixed: WPML not filtering frontend strings because of wrong hook priority
- Fixed: DivisionByZeroError on the statistics admin screen if no logs are present
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.5.1
- Hotfix: Missing plugin files
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.5.0
- Tested up to 5.9
- Added: WPML / Polylang support
- Added: Info dialog when revoking consent
- Added: Options for automatically respecting ‘Do not track’ (DNT) and ‘Global Privacy Control’ (GPC) privacy signals
- Added: Numerous action hooks in the notice output
- Added: (BETA) Experimental embed blocking (proof of concept, only for editor embeds)
202111 releases
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.4.1
- Added: Option to set the Revoke Consent button label
- Added: Filter cookie_notice_consent_print_$category_code_in_head to output category code in the head (true) rather than footer (false, default)
- Added: Filter cookie_notice_consent_print_plugin_script_in_head to output the plugin base script in the head (true) rather than footer (false, default)
- Changed: Renamed filter cookie_notice_consent_output_script_$category to cookie_notice_consent_$category_code to better reflect its purpose
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.4.0
- Tested up to 5.8
- Added: Proper cache recognition and handling (via WP_CACHE constant)
- Improved: Consent banner is additionally shown and hidden via JS (better behaviour if caching is in use)
- Improved: Consent UUID is generated by the frontend script if caching is in use
- Improved: Nonce check for logging is skipped if caching is in use
- Fixed: Don’t append cache buster URL argument when revoking cookies
- Fixed: Prevent double cache buster URL argument when accepting cookies
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.3.0
- Added: New ‘Low-key’ theme, an unobtrusive option that doesn’t interrupt users
- Fixed: Number formatting in consent statistics
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.2.2
- Tested up to 5.7
- Added: Option to automatically purge all cookies site-wide on consent revoke (on by default)
- Improved: Template function is_cookie_category_set doesn’t expect category_ prefix anymore
- Improved: Register admin-ajax hooks only when necessary (if consent logging is on)
- Improved: Better UX for slow connections by keeping the loading spinner visible while waiting for reload
- Improved: Code commenting
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.2.1
- Fixed: Missing style in admin area (single consent view)
- Improved: Theme styles and sizing on smaller screens
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.2.0
- Added: Themes! Two ready-made cookie notice themes to choose from
- Added: Option to enable/disable consent logging (on by default)
- Added: Option to enable/disable consent log IP anonymization (on by default)
- Added: Option for automatic consent log purging
- Changed: Moved ‘Show category description’ option to design settings (tiny breaking change, sorry)
- Changed: Show Cookie Consents menu item and Consent Statistics tab only if logging is on
- Changed: Optimized frontend script to reflect optional logging
- Improved: More consistent rendering of default theme/style
- Improved: Markup structure, classes and naming
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.1.0
- Added: Cookie consent logging via custom post type
- Added: Basic consent statistics per cookie category
- Added: Loading indicator when interacting with the consent banner (helpful for slow connections)
- Changed: Minifying of frontend scripts and styles, added version parameter
- Improved: Code and function formatting and structure
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.0.3
- Fixed: Additional client-side cookie check to prevent cache issues
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.0.2
- Fixed: Invalid code output due to sanitizing
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.0.1
- Fixed: Allow basic HTML in banner text
Cookie Notice & Consent 1.0.0
- Initial release
Questions about Cookie Notice & Consent’s releases
What is the latest version of Cookie Notice & Consent?
1.6.6, released on Oct 6, 2025 (1 year ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.8.12 and needs PHP 7.2 or later.
How often is Cookie Notice & Consent updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 1 year ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from February 2021.
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