Test default, accept, and decline

• Use Incognito or a fresh profile.
• Disable ad blockers for this test. They can hide both trackers and the widget.
• Open DevTools → Application → Local Storage and delete sitetrust_consent if it already exists.
• Test the published URL, not an editor canvas.

1. Load the homepage. The banner should appear without scrolling.
2. Do not click Accept or Decline.
3. Confirm optional pixels are not completing collection requests (GA4, Meta, Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Hotjar, Clarity).
4. In Console, paste the logger, reload, and confirm Consent Mode default with denied ads signals.

window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];
var _push = window.dataLayer.push;
window.dataLayer.push = function() {
  var args = arguments[0];
  if (args && args[0] === 'consent') console.log('[Consent Mode]', args[1], args[2]);
  return _push.apply(this, arguments);
}

Necessary tools may load. That is expected. Chat, booking, and LeadConnector iframes must not load on this session.

1. New Incognito window.
2. Click Accept All (or save with Analytics and Marketing on).
3. Confirm Consent Mode update with granted signals for the categories you allowed.
4. Confirm GA4 / Ads may load after that update, not before.
5. Reload the same window. The banner should stay dismissed. The stored choice should replay. Trackers that were allowed may load on this second view.

1. New Incognito window again. Do not reuse Session 2.
2. Click Decline (or reject optional categories).
3. Confirm Consent Mode update with denied ads and analytics signals.
4. Navigate to a second page. Optional trackers must stay off. A decline that only works on the first page fails Run C.
5. Reload. The decline must persist.

Manual DevTools is the first proof. Site Audit is the recorded proof: Run A, Run B, and Run C. Run A is the 30-second pre-consent capture. Run B is post-accept. Run C is post-decline.