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Super Duper Consent Manager
Paste tracking scripts or let the plugin find them on your site, switch their functions, and test live that nothing runs without consent.
Super Duper Consent Manager ranks #63,886 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Sep 21, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.1
v1.0.18
Current Version v1.0.18
Updated 1 day ago
Last Update on 21 Sep, 2026
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- Version
- 1.0.18
- Last Updated
- Sep 21, 2026
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- 6.9+
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Super Duper Consent Manager
From the service itself, for example Google Analytics (Admin > Data streams > View tag instructions), Matomo (Administration > Websites > Tracking code) or Meta Events Manager. Copy it completely.
No. It reads the IDs, server addresses and settings out of a pasted script and stores only those; the service is then loaded by the plugin's own JavaScript. Scripts built in elsewhere stay there, the plugin only keeps them inactive until consent. The script of my service is not recognised. Leave it where it is built in - theme, header plugin or page builder - and click Block a script, or wait until it appears under "Found on your website". Enter its server or a keyword: every matching script on your pages waits until the visitor agrees.
WordPress 6.9 lets plugins check the finished page before it is sent. The plugin changes matching scripts to type="text/plain", so the browser neither loads nor runs them, and turns them back into live scripts after consent. Should a website switch this page check off, the admin screen says so.
Opt-in: the script or embed loads only after the visitor agrees. Opt-out: it loads at once, and visitors can switch it off in the privacy settings at any time - the cookies of that service are then removed. You choose this separately for every script and every provider, so a website used worldwide can follow the rules that apply to it.
Not in the script. Google Analytics 4 always anonymises IP addresses, and Matomo does it on the Matomo server (Administration > Privacy > Anonymise data). The plugin shows this as a note, so nobody searches for a switch that has no effect.
Yes. As long as a service has no consent, its cookies and browser storage entries are removed on every page view - right after the withdrawal, on every following page, and also cookies that were set before the plugin was installed. Which names belong to a service is set under Advanced in the script (filled in automatically for recognised services). Names an allowed service uses too are kept. Cookies of other domains (for example youtube.com or doubleclick.net) cannot be removed by any website; after a withdrawal they are simply no longer sent.
Go to Consent Manager > Test and click Start test in a new window. Your website opens with a panel on the right. Click "Test as a new visitor", then accept, reject or switch single services on and off: the panel shows live which scripts, cookies and connections to other servers exist, and marks everything in red that happens without consent. The panel appears only in that test window, never in your other tabs and never for visitors. An embed should load without asking. Add the attribute data-suduconman-skip to the iframe.
Yes. The page is the same for every visitor; the consent is evaluated in the browser.