Cookie Signal Manager is a modern, lightweight cookie consent management plugin fully compliant with GDPR/RODO with complete Google Consent Mode v2 support.

Key Features:

Google Consent Mode v2 – Full integration with Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics
Consent Logging – Comprehensive logging of all consent decisions with PDF export
WCAG 2.2 Compliant – Fully accessible consent interface
Lightweight – Minimal impact on site performance
Cache Compatible – Works seamlessly with all major cache plugins
Modern UI – Elegant floating consent banner with settings modal
Default Unchecked – GDPR compliant – optional categories are unchecked by default

Privacy and Compliance:

All consent data is encrypted
IP addresses are anonymized according to GDPR Art. 5(1)(c) (data minimization principle)
Full audit trail for regulatory compliance
PDF export as technical evidence (not an electronic signature)
Data retention: recommended 3 years (statute of limitations)

Customization:

Configurable cookie categories
Custom colors – color picker panel for background, text and accent
CSS variables for easy theme integration (–coksima-background, –coksima-contrast, –coksima-accent)
Fallback to global CSS variables when custom colors are disabled

External Services:

This plugin does NOT connect to any external services by default. However:

Google Tag Manager – When you configure a GTM Container ID, the plugin loads Google Tag Manager scripts from googletagmanager.com. This sends page view data to Google according to the consent state. See Google Privacy Policy.
No data is sent to the plugin author – All consent data stays on your server.

Privacy Policy

Cookie Signal Manager collects and stores the following data:
* Consent ID (unique identifier, encrypted)
* IP address (anonymized – last octet replaced with “X”, encrypted)
* User agent (encrypted)
* Consent decisions and timestamps

All personal data is anonymized according to the data minimization principle (GDPR Art. 5(1)(c)). Data is securely stored in the WordPress database with AES-256 encryption. Data is automatically deleted according to the configured retention period (default 730 days).

The plugin does not send any data to external servers. Google Tag Manager is only loaded when the user configures a GTM Container ID, and operates according to Google Consent Mode v2 principles (all consents denied by default).