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Collect cookie consent on PrestaShop without theme edits, with Google Consent Mode v2
PrestaShop cookie banner Google Consent setup gives your store a lightweight accept-or-deny notice and can pass the shopper's choice to Google Consent Mode v2. It is designed for merchants who need a practical consent banner with configurable text and design, not a full cookie scanner or category-based consent platform.
The banner stores the visitor decision in the first-party mprcookie_consent cookie, with configurable expiry, SameSite=Lax and Secure on HTTPS. You can choose position, theme, colors, policy link, button layout, accept-only or two-choice mode, and the script dispatches a consent event so other storefront code can react to granted or denied status.
The module is managed from the PrestaShop back office and includes theme color detection to help the notice fit the storefront. It also avoids overlap with the larger Cookies Revolution consent manager, helping prevent duplicate banners and inconsistent consent states on the same shop.
- Show a focused accept-or-deny banner. The module renders a simple cookie notice with configurable text, position, theme, colors, policy link and button layout.
- Remember a single answer. The front script stores granted or denied, applies the expiry in days, and adds SameSite=Lax with Secure on HTTPS.
- Set ad and analytics defaults. When enabled, the module prepares the required states first and changes ad and analytics status after the user decides.
- Support accept-only or two-choice layouts. Button layout settings can show accept and deny controls side by side, stacked, or only an accept button.
- Adapt colors to the active theme. The module includes theme color detection and can derive banner/button colors from the active theme and shared design variables.
- Notify approved features. After a decision, the module exposes the selected status so approved storefront features can react consistently.
- Separate from the advanced manager. Installation blocks active use alongside mprcookiesrevolution, because that module handles deeper category-based permissions.
PrestaShop cookie banner Google Consent v2 setup
Lightweight Cookie Banner adds a fast accept/deny cookie notice to your PrestaShop store and passes the visitor's choice to Google Consent Mode v2. Store owners often need a clear consent choice without installing a heavy consent platform that slows the storefront or takes hours to configure. This module stores the choice in first-party storage, lets you control the banner text and design, and keeps Google tags informed about granted or denied consent state. It is the smaller option for merchants who need a practical banner, not a full cookie scanner or category-by-category blocker.
Keep tracking aligned with visitor choice
Analytics and advertising reports are only useful when the tracking setup reflects the privacy choice shown to the shopper. If consent signals are missing or inconsistent, you risk unreliable reporting and extra work for whoever manages ads or analytics. By forwarding accept or deny choices to Google Consent Mode v2, the module helps your Google tags respond to the decision made on the storefront.
Avoid a heavy consent setup when you do not need one
Some stores do not need a full consent platform with scanners, logs and category-by-category blocking. Installing too much software can waste setup time, create conflicts and make page loading heavier than it needs to be. This module focuses on the essentials: a visible banner, accept and deny choices, remembered decisions and Google consent signals.
Match the banner to your storefront
A consent banner that looks out of place can make a professional store feel patched together, especially on mobile. Poorly placed banners can also block buttons, hide checkout content or frustrate visitors before they start shopping. The module lets you choose placement, layout, button mode, language text and colours, so the notice stays visible without damaging the buying experience.
Reduce the risk of conflicting banners
Running two consent banners at once confuses shoppers and can create contradictory tracking states. That confusion costs trust and can make analytics harder to interpret because different scripts may react to different choices. The module steps aside and warns you if the larger consent module is already present, helping prevent duplicate consent systems from competing on the same page.
Lightweight consent choice for faster storefronts
The module is built for merchants who want a clear, lightweight cookie banner managed entirely from PrestaShop Back Office. It requires no coding, no theme-file edits and no third-party CMP subscription for the basic accept/deny workflow described here. The script is intentionally small, uses first-party storage and is designed to stay out of the critical path of the page, so it does not turn a simple consent notice into a performance problem. It is also responsive in the practical sense that you can choose placements and layouts that fit desktop and mobile storefronts.
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Referencemprcookiebanner
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In stock2147483647 Items
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PrestaShop CompatibilityPS 1.6 – 9.x
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Pricing ModelOne-time Purchase
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Module TypeFront-office
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GDPR RelevantYes
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Business GoalLegal & Compliance
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External Account NeededNo
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Module ComplexityFeature-Rich Module
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Customer Journey StageManage Store
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Works With PlatformNo External Platform
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Lightweight Cookie Banner adds a clear accept/deny cookie notice to your PrestaShop store, saves the visitor’s choice in a first-party cookie, and can update Google Consent Mode v2 without loading third-party scripts.
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v1.2.152026-05-27
- AddedCertify cookie banner consent settings
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Works Well With Lightweight Cookie Banner
Modules our team genuinely pairs with this one — and exactly why each belongs in the same setup.
Governance
If you run Facebook Pixel, your store sends browser events and optional server-side purchase data to Meta Ads, which means scripts are loading and reading shopper activity. Under consent rules you need a way to hold or release that behaviour based on the visitor's choice.
Lightweight Cookie Banner provides that as a separate consent layer: a practical accept-or-deny notice with configurable text and design, storing the decision in a first-party cookie. It blocks matching scripts before consent and reactivates them once it is granted, recording the visitor's decision. It is a lean banner rather than a full category-based consent platform.
Running both, you keep your Meta measurement while giving shoppers a clear consent choice that governs script behaviour. The banner holds the Meta Pixel until the visitor accepts, then reactivates it, so tracking fires according to the recorded accept-or-deny decision rather than on every session by default.
Governance
With Google Analytics GA4 active, your store sends ecommerce activity such as product views, cart events and purchases to Google, so analytics scripts run on shopper sessions. Consent rules mean you need a clear mechanism to record and respect each visitor's choice about that tracking.
Lightweight Cookie Banner is that mechanism, kept deliberately simple: an accept-or-deny notice with configurable text and design that stores the decision in the first-party mprcookie_consent cookie and can pass the choice to Google Consent Mode v2.
Because GA4 is a Google target, the pairing fits cleanly: the banner can signal Consent Mode v2 for your Google analytics while GA4 keeps measuring ecommerce behaviour. You get practical consent handling and useful analytics together, without stepping up to a heavier category-based consent platform you may not need.
Governance
Hotjar on your store connects heatmaps and session recordings with real shopping context, which means a recording and analytics script loads on visitor sessions. That kind of behavioural capture is exactly what consent rules expect you to gate on the visitor's choice.
Lightweight Cookie Banner gives you a practical accept-or-deny notice with configurable text and design, storing the decision in a first-party cookie. It blocks matching scripts before consent and reactivates them once it is granted, recording the visitor's decision so you have a clear basis for whether scripts should run. It is a lean banner, not a full cookie scanner.
Used alongside each other, the banner handles the consent decision while Hotjar handles the behavioural insight once that decision allows it. The banner holds Hotjar's script until the visitor accepts and reactivates it afterwards, so recording runs on the recorded choice rather than loading unconditionally.
Bundle
Lightweight Cookie Banner gives your store a practical accept-or-deny consent notice with configurable text and design, storing the visitor decision in a first-party cookie. It blocks matching scripts before consent and reactivates them once it is granted, recording each decision. It is about consent, not about defending forms.
reCAPTCHA & hCaptcha Protection sits in a different problem space: it reduces and filters spam and bot submissions on contact, registration, login and newsletter forms using reCAPTCHA v2, v3 or hCaptcha. The two share no functionality and do not depend on each other.
They make sense together as part of a clean launch setup rather than as one feeding the other: the banner covers the consent requirement most stores face, and the captcha layer covers form abuse. Each is configured independently, and together they handle two of the common housekeeping needs of a public storefront.
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