Ronald Gerssen

With CookieGenie you can ask the visitor for permission before placing cookies. 
It uses the Yett library (https://github.com/elbywan/yett) to prevent loading scripts from the domains you supply in the settings.

CookieGenie

CookieGenie blocks cookie and script domains.

Richard

Cookie Script

CookieScript helps your WordPress site meet privacy requirements like GDPR, CPRA, PIPEDA and more. It adds a cookie banner to your site—no need to edit files or write any code yourself.
You can use it right after installing, even without a CookieScript account. Later on, if you want to adjust how the banner looks or behaves, you can link an account to unlock more options.
The plugin works with Google Consent Mode v2 and the WP Consent API, and can block third-party cookies until a visitor gives permission. It keeps your site compliant without interfering with tools like Google Analytics or ads.
More details are available at <a href="https://cookie-script.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">cookie-script.com</a>.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin utilizes Cookie-Script.com services to function.
1. Cookie-Script.com API 
* Service: Scans your website for cookies and retrieves configuration/status. 
* Data Sent: Website URL, Privacy Policy URL, Language preference, and a unique scan identifier. 
* When: During manual scan initiation via the plugin settings. 
* Privacy Policy: https://cookie-script.com/legal/privacy-policy 
* Terms of Service: https://cookie-script.com/legal/terms-and-conditions
2. Cookie-Script.com CDN 
* Service: Delivers the JavaScript file for the cookie banner (for “With Account” mode). 
* Data Sent: Standard web request data (IP address, User Agent) when fetching the script. 
* When: On every page load where the banner is active. 
* Privacy Policy: https://cookie-script.com/legal/privacy-policy
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CookieGenie vs Cookie-Script.com