How to manage cookies in your PWA

EU Consents

Your PWA can ask its visitors for their consent to cookies, in an alert with your logo, your color and a link to your privacy policy. Here's how, in Settings, EU Consents.

It opens the Privacy center on EU Consents. As its title says, this alert is for your Progressive Web App.

Switch on Cookie alert mandatory for all European visitors, and the alert's settings appear.

Quick consent

Quick consent is the alert visitors see first. Write its heading and a short text, in your own words.

In Link destination, choose the page with your privacy policy: here, River Daily's Privacy policy section, whose text you write in Settings, Terms and Conditions.

Link title is the text visitors tap to read it.

Detailed consent

Detailed consent opens when visitors want to choose. Keep its heading and text, or write your own.

Below, the statistics and ads set up in your back office: visitors see them as Internal services. With Enabled by default off, they stay unticked until visitors tick them.

Logo and color

On the right, add your logo, 192 by 192 pixels. It shows at the top of the alert.

Main color is for the alert's buttons and links: we keep River Daily's blue.

Check your settings, then Save.

In your PWA

Your alert only shows in your published PWA. So publish your changes: in Publish my project, click Update now… and confirm.

Visitors who open your PWA now get your alert, with your logo, your texts and your color.

Your link opens your privacy policy… and back in your PWA, the alert waits for an answer. Configure cookies opens your detailed consent.

Cookies related to operation are always on. Visitors tick the services they accept… then tap Accept: their choice is kept, and the alert doesn't come back.

To change their mind, they open your Settings section: Update my consent… brings the alert back.

Google fonts

One more setting, for your fonts. River Daily's title, for instance, uses a Google font.

In EU Consents, switch off Use Google fonts if you'd rather not use them, and Save.

The Google fonts your project uses will be replaced. Continue.

River Daily's title now uses a standard font, and so do its texts.

Like any change, it reaches your PWA once you publish it, in Publish my project.