tarteaucitron.js 1.34.0 was released on July 3, 2026. It introduces two customization options: displaying a title in consent banners and configuring a custom URL for Google Tag Manager.
The changes are available in the official GitHub release.
Displaying a title in consent banners
A new option allows the banner title to be displayed when the consent banner is positioned at the top or bottom of the page.
This improvement, contributed by @Cruiser13, provides more flexibility when presenting the consent message.
A title can help visitors immediately understand the purpose of the banner, especially when the explanatory text is relatively long.
This customization does not change how acceptance and refusal work. Consent choices should remain clearly identifiable and presented in a balanced way.
A custom URL for Google Tag Manager
The second change concerns the Google Tag Manager service. It is now possible to configure a custom URL for the integration.
The contribution from @winzou improves support for configurations that do not use the standard service loading address.
This can be useful when a particular infrastructure requires a different URL to load Google Tag Manager.
However, using a custom URL does not change the consent requirements of the tags managed through Google Tag Manager.
It remains necessary to verify which scripts are triggered by the tag manager and when they are loaded.
Updating tarteaucitron.js
This release mainly focuses on customization of existing integrations. Websites that do not need these options do not have to change their configuration specifically for these features.
Version 1.34.0 is available on GitHub.
Thanks to Cruiser13 and winzou for their contributions.
