OneTrust Cookie Auto-Blocking™ (Enhanced Interface)
The Enhanced Auto-Blocking Interface feature is under Public Preview. Please contact OneTrust Support to request early access.
OneTrust Auto-Blocking automates the process of setting your cookies, scripts, and tags to respond to the preferences selected by site visitors.
Other blocking options, such as Tag Manager integrations and JavaScript type-rewriting may be leveraged to achieve cookie blocking. Auto-blocking, however, can automate this process on many sites where it is a good fit.
For more in-depth information on Auto-Blocking, including implementation requirements and prerequisites, common hosts, and FAQs, see OneTrust Cookie Auto-Blocking™.
Auto-Block Tab Reference
- Field
- Description
- Auto-blocking
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Enable this setting to turn on Auto-Blocking.
- Manage sources
- New sources
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The number of new sources added from the most recent scan, or added manually since the last script publication.
- Blocked sources
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The number of sources on your block list.
- Safe sources
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The number of sources on your safe list.
- Sources with multiple matches
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The number of sources with more than once matching source URL.
- Search
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Enter text to search for a source.
- Status
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The status of the source.
New sources have not yet been added to your script.
Live sources have already been added to the Auto-Blocking file in your published script.
- Source
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The cookie's source URL.
- List
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The list where the URL has been added.
- Purpose
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The purpose of the cookie.
- Matches
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The number of URL matching source URLs for the cookie, either Exact (1) or Multiple.
- Added by
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How the cookie was added to its list, either Manual or Scanner.
To add new source URLs
You can add URLs to the Safe list or Block list.
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The Safe List contains tags that you approve to run automatically, regardless of consent. Once added to the safe list, these tags will always load and are never blocked.
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The Block List contains tags that should be held back until a visitor provides the appropriate consent. For example, marketing or analytics tags will not fire unless the user opts in.
Add Source Screen Reference
- Field
- Description
- Source
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Enter the source URL for the tracking technology.
- List
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Select the list to which you want to add the cookie.
- Target all matches
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Select this setting to target any cookies containing the pathway in the source.
- Target exact match
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Select this setting to target cookies that match the source exactly.
If you add a specific URL like abc.com/test.js to the safe list, the URL remains unblocked in future scans for that domain. But if the URL is dynamic, such as abc.com/test123.js, and changes every time with each page load (e.g., to abc.com/test456.js), the new URL will be treated as a new source and blocked in the next scan.
- Purpose
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Select a purpose for the cookie.
To add existing source URLs to the safe list or block list
To add filters to the source list
To view URL matches
If targeting all matches for a source, you can view the list of matching sources.