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[Feature request] GDPR Compliance notice #1978
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Originally created by @NHendriks01 on GitHub (Dec 15, 2020).
Hi there,
I'm using Bookstack in the EU and even though I am the sole user of the installation it is required for a website that is accessible in the EU to comply with the GDPR and have a cookie-acceptance thingy.
Is it possible to get like a small pop-up that asks to accept cookies and if not accepted redirect to another website or possibly even disable all cookies on Bookstack?
@ssddanbrown commented on GitHub (Dec 16, 2020):
Hi @NHendriks01,
From my dealings with GDPR, the core BookStack functionality should not need a cookie notice. BookStack by default will only use a couple of first-party cookies for CSRF protection and session tracking.
The only things I would potentially be cautious of is the third party integrations BookStack could use (Draw.io and Gravatar) which would only be active if logging in and making edits, so not something I think is a concern for your use case.
If you need to add something for some other cookies/systems you might be using (If you've added analytics tracking or something) you may be able to find a solution you can add to the "Custom HTML Head Content" part of BookStack.
@NHendriks01 commented on GitHub (Dec 17, 2020):
Ah cool! Thanks for your response! I think I'll leave it like this then as I'm not planning on making it for public use :)