Cookies are small pieces of data that websites store in a visitor's browser. They can remember basic settings and, with consent, help analyze return visits.
The Cookie Consent banner allows visitors to choose between accepting all cookies or only essential cookies required for basic website functionality when they first visit your public site. This informs visitors about how their data is handled and allows you to use third-party tracking more responsibly.
The Cookie Consent banner is a Kanorio Pro and Business feature.
We recommend enabling it if:
Even without third-party tracking, the banner helps visitors understand their data choices.
Your cookie policy text is managed under Pages → Legal Pages. If you need to explain your data handling practices, ensure your terms and privacy content align with your actual methods.
When visitors consent, your site can use essential and analytics cookies as configured. This helps differentiate new and returning visitors, and your set-up third-party trackers will operate according to their consent mode.
Visitors can still browse your public site as usual. Kanorio won't store analytics identifiers used to recognize returning visitors, so the distinction between new and returning visitors might be incomplete.
Cookie banners are tools for informing and collecting choices; they do not automatically make any website compliant with all legal requirements across all countries, regions, industries, or data processing scenarios. You are still responsible for ensuring your privacy policy, third-party tool settings, and actual data usage practices are appropriate for your site.
The banner is a lightweight component for your public site. Visitors can browse normally. Whether third-party tools affect loading speed depends on the number and configuration of tools you've enabled.
You can disable it, but you'll be alerted to the associated privacy risks. If you use third-party tracking, we recommend keeping the banner enabled and ensuring your own disclosure and consent processes are in order.
No. Kanorio can still provide anonymized overall traffic trends, but it won't be able to reliably categorize that visitor as new or returning.
