I think it’s a great tool.

Above all, being guided through all the settings by an assistant is very helpful. I installed it partly because of the good rating and because I believe that it is GDPR compliant.

In the jungle of paragraphs and software, it is difficult for a layman to answer whether this is really the case. I thought the same thing with my previous tool. I installed it because of a book recommendation. Until the lawyer came to the door because of Google Fonts. Two fonts had simply crept in, although I had set my own standard font. You often don’t know what the individual plugins are doing in the background.

Therefore because of your discussion with Google Fonts, for example. In my opinion, your tool should be designed to comply with all laws and regulations. Regardless of what happens to one or the other when the website is displayed. Because if the lawyer is at the door, which damage is the greater???
If the Google Fonts query had been there from the start, I would have become aware of the problem much earlier. But I didn’t know this problem . And you don’t google problems you don’t know anything about.

So I hope this time too that I am now GDPR compliant with your tool, even if a law changes tomorrow. And I think I’ll have to delve deeper into it myself, although I’m certainly doing it far more than most.

The GDPR is a problem that always gets you with one foot in jail :-)`