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How can I remove the cookie banner in the Eye-Able® Report Scan?

Exclude Cookie Banners During Automated Scans

If you'd like to exclude the cookie banner during automated scans with the Eye-Able® Report, this can be configured directly in the dashboard settings.


Create a Page Action in the Dashboard

Go to the "Report Settings" section in the dashboard and click “Add New Action” under “Page Actions.”

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What Are Page Actions?

Page actions allow specific steps to be executed automatically before or after a scan – such as logging in to a page or closing a cookie banner. These actions consist of several customizable steps.


Targeted Cookie Banner Removal

To specifically exclude the cookie banner, it's recommended to create a page action that removes the banner on all pages except the homepage.

Important: The cookie banner must still be checked for accessibility at least once, for example, on the homepage.


Set Target Page and Action Timing

  • As the target page, enter a regular expression that includes your domain.

  • Set the timing of the action to “after the scan.”

This ensures the banner is removed from all other pages but is still included in the homepage check.

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Define the Action

In the “Steps for this action” section:

  • Choose a “Click” action

  • Define the correct CSS selector for the close button of the cookie banner – e.g., #CookieBannerAlleZulassen

Note: Depending on how the banner is built, it may be necessary to add a short delay before the click so the button loads correctly.

Finally, click “Save Settings” to activate the action.

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Easier Method: Use the Click Action Recorder

Alternatively, you can use the Click Action Recorder from Eye-Able® to create the action.
With this tool, you can record in your browser which elements should be clicked – no manual CSS selector input needed.

You’ll find a detailed guide for using the Action Recorder in this PDF document.

 

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