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Description
- One of the most popular free plugins, Yoast SEO is a great free alternative for setting up your onsite WordPress SEO. This plugin adds an SEO tab to your WordPress dashboard so you can make quick changes to your sitemap, titles & meta, breadcrumbs, RSS and more.
- Plugins are files and/ or directories, which are created inside your WordPress installation (defined by WordPress) when you first install them. Both active and deactivated files reside inside them. When you upload zip package of a plugin, WordPress extracts it and places the directory inside it in the plugins folder.
Displays a list of the plugins installed on the site with activation status, whether or not there’s an update available, etc. Use -status=dropin to list installed dropins (e.g.
A simple zero-config plugin to opt-out of Google “Federated Learning of Cohorts” (FLoC).
Disable the tracking of your users with FLoC
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Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) is a replacement for third party cookies in chromium browsers like Chrome to target users with ads based on their interests. The proposed solution is better than using
third party cookies, but it still raises concerns in terms of privacy and data protection.
How does this plugin work?
This plugin tells your WordPress system to send a special header that disables FLoC on your website. There is no configuration needed besides installing the plugin.
If you are a developer, we encourage you to follow along or contribute to the development of this plugin on GitHub.
More about FLoC
Blocking Methods
This plugin offers different methods implement the FLoC blocking HTTP header.
- None / Allow FLoC: This method does not provide an opt-out from FLoC.
- Simple / PHP: Works for most WordPress setups. Uses the “wp_headers” filter to provide the HTTP header.
- Apache / .htaccess: When you have to circumvent your cache. Only works on apache servers with the “mod_headers” module installed. Writes the HTTP header into the .htaccess file.
Compatibility with Cache Plugins
This plugin relies on the ability to deliver HTTP headers to the browser. Some Cache Plugins actively strip these HTTP headers and therefore invalidate the purpose of this plugin.
These cache plugins are known to be compatible with the Simple method:
- WP Super Cache – You have to activate the “Cache HTTP headers with page content.” checkbox in the Advanced Tab of the WP Super Cache Settings.
Installation
From within WordPress
- Visit ‘Plugins > Add New’
- Search for ‘Disable FLoC’
- Activate the plugin from your Plugins page.
Manually
- Upload the ‘Disable FLoC’ folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/
directory - Activate ‘Disable FLoC’ through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
FAQ
How do I check if it is working?
You can use the ‘Check FLoC’ link on the Plugins screen in your WordPress administration. Alternatively use an external tool to crawl your page. On example of such an external tool is the Uptrends HTTP response header check. With that tool you have to check if the “Permissions-Policy” header is present and if it contains the value “interest-cohort=()”.
The plugin is active, but the header is not there.
The most common issues come with caching plugins, that are often stripping headers. Make sure that HTTP Headers get cached with your site in the configuration of your page cache.
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Why should I install this plugin when I’m not using the Chrome browser?
The plugin does not only stop your browser from tracking with FLoC, but also the browsers from all of your users. So you’re not primarily installing the plugin for yourself, but for your users.