Smart Cookie Kit free WordPress plugin

!!! Version 2.2 of plugin is compatible with Gutenberg for translations !!! Version 2.1 of plugin is fully compatible with WPML and Polylang to easly manage texts translations !!! !!! Version 2 of plugin is GDPR compliant – Cookie name for user preferences is now “CookiePreferences-[wp_install_dir]” !!! Like others plugin, Smart Cookie Kit blocks cookies until the visitor accepts them, but it unlocks them asyncronously (without refreshing the current page): this logic increases server performance, improve user experience, and, more important, makes the plugin compatible with cache plugins!! Thinked for marketing-oriented sites, this plugin blocks standard scripts and conversion/remarketing scripts (including the “noscript” tag too). Why I decided to create this plugin? There are a lot of plugins for cookies management… But: Many work on the server, modifying some code portions directly in the output: if is there a cache system, it will cache the page in the version for the user that “fired” the cache creation (with modified scripts if the user has not accepted cookies, or with the original scripts if the cookies were accepted), and that version will be served to ALL visitors, regardless of their acceptance. The problem: it is not possible use cache systems. When user accepts cookies, it is necessary to open another page to have original scripts working. A lot of plugin have done a step forward, making an automatic refresh of the visited page, but web servers have to work again to serve the “correct” page and this may be a serious problem with slow connections (think to mobile devices), heavy pages (without cached pages!!), pages with external resources (Youtube videos, Ads, Social Plugins, …). Has it ever appened that you start reading some content or jump below to search content of interest and the page scrolls back on the top because of a refresh?! The problem: worst server performance and user experience. Many lets specify a page that contains cookie policy (to link that in the banner), but often they show the cookie banner in that page too. This is not a big problem, I know, but it is a detail!