Skip to main content
Probo
Get compliant

Products

Compliance Officer Service Expert-led compliance, end to end Compliance Portal Share security documents securely Document Management Draft, approve, and sign your policies Employee Portal Your whole team’s compliance, in one portal Access Review Monitor user access across all your systems AI Agents Run compliance from the tools you use Cookie Banner Consent that follows every visitor's law Device Agent Continuous security posture for every device Open-source platform Deploy Probo on your own infrastructure

Resources

Probo stories How teams get compliant with Probo Blog Ideas and guidance from the Probo team Guides & tools Practical compliance guides and free tools Love from Customers What customers say about working with Probo Changelog Latest product updates Download Get the Device Agent

Company

About The people and vision powering Probo Careers Join the team building Probo Brand assets Official logos and visual resources Security Review our security and compliance posture
Overview Understand Probo and its core concepts Product Explore Probo's GRC capabilities Developers Explore GraphQL, CLI, MCP, n8n, and webhooks Deployment Probo Cloud, self-hosting, and configuration

Explore

GitHub Explore our open-source compliance tools
Changelog
Cookie Banner

Tracker type now visible in the cookie banner SDK

@probo/cookie-banner 0.8.0 exposes trackerType on every CookieItem, so the headless cookie list and themed banner can render what kind of tracker each entry is.

When you list cookies in a consent banner, knowing what kind of tracker something is matters. Is it a pixel? A script? A storage entry? Until now, that detail was invisible to SDK consumers.

@probo/cookie-banner 0.8.0 exposes trackerType on every CookieItem. The headless cookie list and the themed banner both render it out of the box.

This means you can build category-aware UIs, filter trackers by type, or surface that information directly to end users — without any extra API calls.

If you render a custom consent UI on top of the headless SDK, update your CookieItem handler to use the new trackerType field.