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GDPRess can be downloaded for free without any paid subscription from the official WordPress repository.
GDPRess is a WordPress plugin designed to enhance GDPR compliance by eliminating external requests from third-party scripts and stylesheets. It scans your homepage for these resources, allowing you to download or exclude them, and rewrites stylesheets to use local copies of font files. This helps prevent the transfer of user IP addresses to external servers, which can violate GDPR regulations.
The plugin is suitable for website owners who want to ensure compliance with GDPR by managing how external resources are handled. It is particularly relevant for those using embedded resources, such as Google Fonts, that may inadvertently share user data without consent.
Best for: Website owners looking to improve GDPR compliance by managing external resources.
What it does well
Where it falls short
GDPRess provides a straightforward solution for handling external requests, making it a useful tool for those concerned about GDPR compliance. However, further details about its usability would be beneficial.
Daan van den Bergh's own description of GDPRess, lightly tidied.
GDPRess can be downloaded for free without any paid subscription from the official WordPress repository.
In January 2022 a German court ruled that a website owner was in breach of GDPR and should pay a € 100,- fine, because embedded Google Fonts were used, essentially transferring the user’s personal data (IP address) without the user’s prior consent.
When an external (i.e., loaded from another server, besides your own) resource is embedded into a webpage, it basically means that the resource behaves as if it’s loaded from the same server hosting the webpage.
Because of the way the internet works. When a browser (i.e., computer) requests a file (e.g., an image or a font file), the server needs the IP address of that computer to send it back. All these requests (including the IP address) are logged in a so-called access.log.
Once this IP address leaves the European Union, your website is violating the GDPR.
GDPRess scans your homepage for third party scripts (JS) and stylesheets (CSS), and:
In short, it makes sure no requests are made to external/embedded/3rd party scripts and stylesheets.
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