Expanded support for GDPR banner acceptance feature

[Dbrown910]

Feature Request

Description:
PSAT CLI's current search for Cookie Consent banner buttons restricted to three specific English words (“accept”,”allow”, “agree”) potentially missing buttons with different phrasing or in other languages.

Motivation:
Some sites, particularly ones in non English languages, or ones that use different verbiage than the 3 currently accepted words prevent the GDPR banner from being accepted automatically during analysis. To cover as many use cases as we have discovered so far, a subset of the Google team will work to enhance this feature. This effort will be led by [email protected]

User Story:
As a PSAT CLI power user, I want comprehensive GDPR banner acceptance so that the analysis captures and reports on 3P cookies that are being blocked for technical reasons and not just because the user has not accepted them.

Acceptance Criteria:

• Adding language options that are not captured currently (ex. "OK”, “Accepter”, etc)
• Add all the options to a static array and check if GDPR's acceptance button value exists in the array
• A / B test the feature using the _-i _ flag for toggling automation – should see more cookies with the feature on.
• Verify if the isButtonForAccept variable returns true for GDPR banners on sites where it currently does not, such as Otto.de and lemonde.fr
• [New] Add an option for users to provide a .json file as an argument with specific selectors they would like to be clicked when analyzing the site

Additional Information:
Example screenshots:

[amedina]

Thanks for the feature request @Dbrown910. An enhancement along these lines have been included into our priorities for an upcoming release. Thanks also for the suggestions on plausible things to consider. Will keep FR request open while we proceed with the implementation.

[tsunoyu]

Hi,

Thank you for looking into this.
Adding another examples where "ok" is used to accept the cookie consent button.

• manufactum.com

[gagan0123]

Hi @Dbrown910,

Thanks for the feature request! We are focusing on flexibility over a fixed solution.

PSAT CLI now supports custom GDPR acceptance using a .json file with specific selectors (recently released in v0.11.0), adaptable to any language (documentation). This offers precise control over GDPR acceptance logic for accurate analysis.

Please try it out and share your feedback!