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Version 1.1.0

March 6, 2026

Version 1.1.0

Version 1.1.0 introduces versioned frontend consent libraries and support for Subresource Integrity (SRI).

Versioned consent libraries

Consent libraries now use version numbers. This gives you more control over which library version you load and makes library changes easier to track.

Note: Since February 2026, consent libraries have been released using semantic versioning. Libraries served before we introduced versioning are treated as version 1.0.0. Those libraries are frozen, no longer updated, and no longer supported through the versioned delivery path.

The first fully supported versioned release is 1.1.0.

SRI support

You can now use Subresource Integrity (SRI) with a fixed library version.

SRI is not supported with the default library snippet URL. To use SRI, you must load a specific version in the script URL.

How to implement SRI

To use SRI:

  1. Load a fixed library version in the src URL.
  2. Add the integrity attribute.
  3. Add the crossorigin="anonymous" attribute.

Example:

<script
src="https://policy.app.cookieinformation.com/v1.1.0/uc.js"
integrity="sha384-kr6WI3RXeOitMwhpX9RX/Pz+qNBcf2ywjFmEx4COkQXjtHtPG/f+Ie0cJ9/6EC/m"
crossorigin="anonymous">
</script>

Tip: Learn more about Subresource Integrity in MDN’s documentation.

See Consent libraries versioning and support overview for details about version numbers, support, and fixed-version URLs.

Note: If you use the default library snippet URL, you automatically receive new minor and patch releases. To use SRI, you must specify the library version in the script src URL.

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