A release of targeted improvements
Version 1.30.0 of tarteaucitron follows the same path as recent releases: no visible revolution, but a set of concrete improvements driven by real-world usage.
Services, accessibility, translations, and the behavior of certain tags have been adjusted to stay aligned with how the script is actually used.
A new supported service
A new service has been added: CJ.com. As always, the goal is to properly control the loading of third-party scripts related to affiliation or tracking.
Matomo Tag Manager and softConsentMode
An important adjustment concerns Matomo Tag Manager. When softConsentMode is enabled, the Matomo TM tag is no longer loaded.
This change keeps the behavior consistent with progressive consent logic and avoids loading elements that should not run in this context.
Accessibility: small detail, real impact
An ARIA role has been added to the call-to-action paragraph in the panel. It is not visually noticeable, but it improves the experience for assistive technologies.
This kind of contribution highlights how accessibility is an ongoing effort made of small, continuous refinements.
Various fixes
This release also includes several fixes:
- Updated Latvian translations
- Proper removal of cookies when Matomo Tag Manager is disabled
These fixes may seem minor, but they help keep the overall behavior of the script consistent.
Thanks to contributors
As often, this version includes external contributions. Fixes, feedback, and improvements come from people who actually use tarteaucitron in real projects.