iFrame blocker for YouTube, Facebook and Vimeo videos with cookie consent connection

by blackpoint GmbH

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Ready-to-use plugin that automatically detects iFrame videos and removes them from the HTML source code. The videos can be released via cookie consent settings.

Annually €6.58* /month €94.80 * €79.00* /year 16.67% discount In comparison to the regular monthly price

Monthly €7.90* /month Cancelable monthly

Compatible with:

6.4.0.0 - 6.6.6.1

Includes:

Free trial month

The subscription starts with a free trial month during which it can be canceled at any time.

All updates

During the subscription all released updates are included for free

Support from the Extension Partner

In case you have any questions or problems with your extension you can always ask the Extension Partner for help during the subscription.

Description

Highlights

GDPR-compliant blocking of iFrame videos
Automatic detection of YouTube, Facebook and Vimeo iFrames
Removal of the iFrame from the HTML before it is loaded
Improved loading time on Google
Dynamic loading of the iFrames after confirmation by cookie consent

Features

Extends the Shopware Cookie Consent Tool
Own placeholder texts for YouTube, Facebook and Vimeo videos
Texts for the placeholder and the cookie consent query can be changed using a text module
The plugin can be customised globally or individually for each subshop/language shop
Cookie consent query for YouTube, Facebook and Vimeo videos individually controllable

Direct and dynamic reloading of the Iframe after cookie consent change
Automatic iFrame detection at any position in the shop

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About the Extension

The universal solution to block Youtube videos and other iFrames and release them only after user approval. Unlike many other solutions, this extension works for many places in Shopware - and in an elegant way.

If you have a video extension in use that doesn't come with a video consent feature, this plugin is the perfect addition. It recognizes iFrames automatically. The associated scanner determines the position in the HTML code and replaces the iFrame at the appropriate place with a placeholder box, including a button to accept the terms of use of the respective provider. After confirmation, the videos are immediately loaded on the current page via JavaScript and are no longer blocked for the visitor's further session.

Perhaps you also use the video embedding in the shopping experiences, which already brings a Consent function with it. But even here the plugin is worthwhile and complements the standard function in a useful way. The user does not have to confirm the display of the videos with each page view or after a reload - a one-time consent is sufficient, and the plugin remembers the user's decision. The option to define preview images remains available.

This tool is not only relevant for the GDPR; it also serves an important purpose for Google's load time calculation because the iFrame is not loaded immediately, which allows Google to recognize a load time improvement of the store.