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Launch Week Day 2. @c15t.com 2.0 is finally here Our open-source cookie consent banner just got a major upgrade. Faster load times, 60% smaller bundle, and a whole load of features to add styled and compliant consent into your site faster and easier than ever before. Check the details in thread 🧵

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Inth.com

@inth.com

15 Apr

① New design token banner styling system In-depth control with CSS variables and slot stays. We’ve made it as simple as ever to customise your components and style your c15t banner. Read about it on our docs: c15t.com/docs

c15t.comQuickstartAdd consent management to your Next.js app in under 5 minutes.

Inth.com

@inth.com

15 Apr

② c15t/skills - Implement & style your banner, add scripts with an agent. Your agent can now implement c15t out of the box using our official docs and best practices, from styling your banner to wiring up scripts. Find it here: github.com/c15t/skills

github.comGitHub - c15t/skills: Implement c15t with an agent.Implement c15t with an agent. Contribute to c15t/skills development by creating an account on GitHub.

Inth.com

@inth.com

15 Apr

③ New DevTools to help you test and debug your implementation Simulate what users see and experience from any location in the world. Like US —> EU Read about it on our docs: c15t.com/docs

c15t.comQuickstartAdd consent management to your Next.js app in under 5 minutes.

Inth.com

@inth.com

15 Apr

④ c15t is now Apache License 2.0. c15t is already becoming the standard, and moving to the Apache License 2.0 makes it even better. Now it’s fully open for anyone to use, build on, and push forward.