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Visitors now choose what tanstack.com measures. Google Analytics, NameThatHost, Scarf and YouTube or Vimeo embeds wait for that choice. The banner comes in the server HTML, so it shows in the first frame and does not move the page.
c15t runs the banner and the consent records. The policy and the stored choices live in Inth, at tanstack-tanstack.inth.app.
Videos
Homepage bar on a large window. The bar covers the stats strip under the hero. When you scroll, it stops under the navbar until you choose.
sticky-bar-dark.mp4sticky-bar-light.mp4
All window sizes. The homepage at 16 sizes from 390 × 844 to 3840 × 2160, then the floating banner on /blog at 5 sizes.
Too large will update later
What changes
Consent
ConsentRoot in src/routes/__root.tsx holds the visitor's consent state. The root loader gets that state on the server.
consentManifest() in vite.config.ts puts the Inth policy into the server build. The server does not ask Inth for the policy on each page. After a policy change in Inth, rebuild the site.
There are two categories. Measurement covers Analytics. Marketing covers the video embeds.
The homepage shows a bar (variant="bar"). All other pages show c15t's floating card.
Accept and Reject have the same button style, as the policy needs.
The footer has a "Privacy settings" link. It opens the consent dialog.
The dev tools get a c15t panel.
Scripts that wait for consent
Google Analytics loads through c15t's gtag helper with loadMode: 'after-consent', through the /_a proxy. Google gets no request, not even a cookieless Consent Mode ping, until the visitor allows Analytics. Page views from before the choice stay in a queue and go out only if the visitor accepts.
NameThatHost loads through c15t.
For a visitor who already accepted, c15t starts Google Analytics from the server HTML, before hydration. Traffic-quality tagging from Flag suspect direct sessions and log edge diagnostics #1399 wraps gtag before the first event, so every GA event still carries traffic_quality.
Server-side Scarf from Track server content requests separately in Scarf #1398 reads the stored c15t choice in the Worker. A browser request without Analytics consent is not sent to Scarf. Crawlers and agents send no Sec-Fetch-* headers, so they are still counted.
Scarf beacons and clipboard events stay in a queue until the choice. c15t adds no Scarf script. It only tells our Scarf code the decision.
Sentry still starts in src/router.tsx for all visitors, so it still catches hydration errors. Until a visitor allows Analytics, c15t removes user data, IP addresses and session IDs from the reports.
Markdown YouTube and Vimeo iframes show a placeholder until the visitor allows marketing. The placeholder has a "Privacy settings" button and a link to the video on YouTube or Vimeo.
Fonts
Bricolage Grotesque, IBM Plex Mono, DM Sans, Manrope, JetBrains Mono and the game's Inter now come from public/fonts. Before, Google Fonts got each visitor's IP address before any choice.
This also removes a render-blocking stylesheet from Google. Most of the LCP gain on desktop below comes from this change.
public/_headers caches /fonts/* for one year. If a font file changes, give it a new name.
Other
c15t is on 3.2.2, the stable release.
@sentry/* goes from 10.47 to ^10.76.1. The c15t integration for Sentry needs 10.67 or later.
src/utils/analytics/events.ts is now registry.ts. Lists in tracker blockers match the dev module URL /analytics/events.ts. With a blocker on, the page did not hydrate in dev.
A Vite plugin gives the Cloudflare Worker the real @c15t/tanstack-start/server entry. The browser export condition gives the Worker a stub that throws.
Commit 0a61c04 tells shared caches not to store server-rendered HTML. That HTML now holds each visitor's consent state, so a cached copy could show the banner again. A shared cache could also give one visitor's state to a different visitor.
Performance
Lab test, median of 7 runs, main at fe0b1ba5 against this branch. Both are production builds served locally behind a gzip proxy, as Cloudflare compresses responses. Requests carry cf-ipcountry: DE, so the visitor gets an opt-in policy and the banner. Mobile is 412 × 823 with the CPU slowed 4× on a 1.6 Mbps link with 150 ms latency. Desktop is 1350 × 940 with no throttle. Analytics beacons are blocked in both builds.
main
Branch
Mobile /, LCP
1952 ms
1996 ms
Mobile /, Total Blocking Time
369 ms
404 ms
Mobile /, first paint / banner paint
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1884 ms / 1954 ms
Mobile /, Reject All response (INP)
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104 ms
Mobile /blog, LCP
3816 ms
3592 ms
Desktop /, LCP
316 ms
148 ms
Desktop /, Reject All response (INP)
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56 ms
Desktop /blog, LCP
320 ms
308 ms
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134 ms
125 ms
CLS, /
0.0002
0.0002
CLS, desktop /blog
0.079
0.079
First-load JavaScript, gzipped
452 KB
587 KB
The banner is in the server HTML. On desktop it paints with the first paint in 7 of 7 runs. On throttled mobile it paints about 70 ms after first paint.
First load adds 135 KB of gzipped JavaScript: 101 KB in the entry chunk and 33 KB in c15t chunks that load in the first seconds. c15t 3.2.2 adds about 6 KB of that compared with the 3.0 alpha this branch used before. Total Blocking Time on mobile goes up by about 35 ms.
Desktop LCP drops by half because Google Fonts' render-blocking stylesheet is gone. Mobile LCP is within noise.
/blog has the same 0.079 CLS on main, so the floating banner adds none.
For a visitor who already accepted, Google Analytics starts as early as on main.
The sticky hook numbers from the first version of this PR were not measured again.
Checks
pnpm test
Lab test above, on a production build
Videos: homepage at 16 window sizes and /blog at 5, in light and dark mode
Accept, Reject and Customize on a preview deploy, with each choice checked in Inth
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added a consent banner and privacy settings dialog, with the banner adapting to the homepage layout.
Video embeds in Markdown now wait for marketing consent and offer privacy settings and a link to watch on the provider’s site.
Privacy
Measurement analytics and visit tracking now respect consent choices.
Improvements
Fonts are served locally, and font files receive long-term caching.
HTML pages use private, no-cache settings to help keep consent-specific page state current.
Merging this PR will not cause a version bump for any packages. If these changes should not result in a new version, you're good to go. If these changes should result in a version bump, you need to add a changeset.
The changes add consent management, consent-gated analytics and Markdown video embeds, local font assets, and HTML cache handling. They also update the analytics registry reference and Sentry dependencies.
Changes: Consent controls and consent-gated behavior
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Consent setup and HTML response handling package.json, vite.config.ts, src/utils/consent.server.ts, src/utils/consent.functions.ts, src/utils/consent.ts, src/server.ts, src/utils/html-cache-headers.ts, tests/html-cache-headers.test.ts
Adds c15t dependencies, a consent manifest and server handler, production consent scripts, and HTML cache handling. Tests cover HTML and JSON response headers.
Root consent controls and presentation src/routes/__root.tsx, src/routes/index.tsx, src/styles/app.css, src/components/Footer.tsx, src/components/AppDevtools.tsx
The root route loads consent state and renders consent controls. The homepage tracks the banner’s stuck state. Footer privacy settings and a c15t devtools panel are added.
Scarf and live presence check measurement consent. Google Analytics queues production events until gtag is available. Scarf server tests cover browser consent cases. Analytics registry references are updated.
Consent-gated Markdown video embeds src/components/markdown/ConsentVideoEmbed.tsx, src/components/markdown/Markdown.tsx
Recognized YouTube and Vimeo embeds render through a marketing-consent gate. Unsupported or unrecognized sources do not use the new video renderer.
Self-hosted fonts
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Local font assets and loading src/chat/styles.css, src/styles/app.css, src/styles/shop.css, src/components/game/engine/loaders/FontLoader.ts, src/routes/__root.tsx, src/routes/shop.tsx, public/_headers, public/fonts/OFL-*.txt
Replaces external Google Fonts references with local font faces and updates the game font URL. Adds font cache rules and license files.
This change adds consent management, but several paths can still send data or load embeds before a visitor consents. These include Sentry error reports, some Markdown video embeds and the Scarf beacon handling. The root document can also fail to render its error state, and the game font will not load. Fix these before merging.
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Loaders and server functions set Cache-Control on the whole response.
getOSSStats sets "public, max-age=300, stale-while-revalidate=3600", so
any page that loads stats, including the homepage, told browsers and
proxies they could reuse its HTML for 5 minutes and serve it stale for
up to an hour.
That was harmless while every visitor got the same HTML. With the
consent banner, the server renders the visitor's own consent state from
their c15t cookie: whether to show the banner, their recorded choices
and their subject ID. A visitor who accepted and opened the homepage in
a new tab got the cached pre-choice HTML from the browser's disk cache,
so the banner came back until c15t re-read the cookie on the next focus.
A shared cache could hand one visitor's consent state to another.
The hosting layer now sets "Cache-Control: private, no-cache" on every
HTML response and drops Cloudflare-CDN-Cache-Control. Browsers still
keep the page, but revalidate it on each visit. JSON, images and other
non-HTML responses keep the headers their routes set.
Add a c15t consent banner and hold Google Analytics, NameThatHost, Scarf
and video embeds until the visitor chooses. Sentry strips user data until
Analytics is allowed. Self-host fonts so Google Fonts no longer sees each
visitor's IP before a choice.
main (TanStack#1399) added traffic-quality tagging to the inline GA bootstrap, which
this branch replaces with c15t's gtag helper. Install the same wrapper in the
helper's onBeforeLoad, after gtag and config are queued and before held page
views flush, so every event still carries traffic_quality.
main added two trackers after this branch began. Live presence (TanStack#1442) sets
the tanstack_live cookie and sends heartbeats, and server-side Scarf (TanStack#1398)
forwards the visitor's IP and user agent on every HTML request. Both
checked only DNT and GPC.
Live presence now starts when the visitor allows Analytics and stops when
they withdraw it. The Worker reads the stored c15t choice and skips server
Scarf for browser requests without Analytics consent. Only browsers send
Sec-Fetch-* headers, so crawler and agent requests, which carry no consent
cookie, stay in the server request dataset.
c15t 3.2.2 is the stable release after the 3.0 alphas this branch pinned.
- Google Analytics used the gtag helper's default loadMode, 'always', which
loads gtag.js for every visitor and sends cookieless Consent Mode pings
before they choose. It now uses 'after-consent', so no request reaches
Google until Analytics is allowed, as the banner promises.
- c15t 3.2 starts helper scripts for visitors who already consented from the
server HTML, before hydration. It does this only when the entry keeps the
helper's own onBeforeLoad, so the override that installed traffic quality
and flushed held events is gone. The first page view now does both, and
onLoad flushes for a visitor who sends none.
- transport_url is a fixed https://tanstack.com/_a. The server renders the
config, and window.location does not exist there.
- vendorDetails: undefined is gone. Since 3.1 the dialog shows vendor
switches only when the site declares vendors.
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Stop replaying events recorded after a consent rejection
For a visitor who clicks Reject All before Google has loaded, every subsequent production event is still appended to pendingEvents; no consent callback marks the queue as denied or clears it. If that visitor later enables Analytics, onLoad calls flushPendingGoogleAnalyticsEvents() and sends the entire denied-period history, both violating the explicit rejection and batching misleading historical page views at the later acceptance time.
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Preserve no-store on sensitive HTML routes
When an HTML route deliberately emits no-store (for example /chat in src/routes/chat.tsx), this unconditional replacement downgrades it to private, no-cache; that directive permits browsers to retain authenticated HTML and defeats the route's stricter policy. Preserve existing no-store responses and only rewrite cacheable or public HTML directives.
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Honor denial cookies even without Sec-Fetch-Mode
When a browser or WebView omits Fetch Metadata, this return skips readRequestConsent even if the request carries a c15t cookie with measurement: false; createScarfServerRequest() then forwards that visitor's IP and user agent to Scarf despite the explicit denial. Headerless agents can remain countable, but an explicit consent record must take precedence because Sec-Fetch-* is not universal across browser clients.
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Guard loader data while rendering the root error shell
When getConsentState() or another root-loader step rejects on an initial request, Route.useLoaderData() is absent while the shell renders the route error component (the same file already guards this condition in PageViewTracker). This destructuring throws first, replacing the intended DefaultCatchBoundary document with a second shell failure, so the consent lookup should be isolated or loader data guarded here.
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Review comments at @src/components/game/engine/loaders/FontLoader.ts:
- Line 6: Update GAME_FONT_URL to reference an actual WOFF, TTF, or OTF font
asset supported by troika-three-text 0.52.4; ensure the referenced asset is
provided and is not WOFF2.
Review comments at @src/components/markdown/ConsentVideoEmbed.tsx:
- Around line 68-69: Update the HTML-block handling around `attributeSource` and
`iframeBlockPattern` to recognize and replace video iframes inside wrappers as
well as bare iframe blocks. Preserve consent enforcement for every recognized
video iframe instead of returning the raw HTML block when it contains
surrounding markup.
- Line 49: Update iframeBlockPattern and the associated replacement logic so
adjacent iframes are not captured as one video: confirm a replacement contains
exactly one iframe with no sibling content, or process each parsed iframe
separately while preserving intervening content.
- Line 61: Update the ConsentVideoEmbed transformation that maps
document.children to recursively process nested child blocks before rendering,
so iframe HTML inside blockquotes and lists also receives the consent
transformation. Preserve the existing transformation for standalone HTML blocks.
Review comments at @src/routes/__root.tsx:
- Line 376: Update the document shell’s Route.useLoaderData() access so missing
loader data does not throw during destructuring; pass ConsentRoot a valid
fail-closed consent value when consent data is unavailable, using the existing
ConsentRoot contract rather than inventing a fallback shape.
Review comments at @src/utils/analytics/scarf-server.ts:
- Line 7: Update browserWithoutConsent to read the consent state before
exempting requests without Sec-Fetch-Mode; establish how readRequestConsent
represents an unrecorded choice, then preserve the crawler and agent exemption
only for that state. Requests with a recorded Analytics denial must remain
blocked regardless of the header.
Review comments at @src/utils/analytics/scarf.ts:
- Line 20: Preserve queued page views while consent is undecided, and clear them
only after an explicit denial; on a later grant, allow the held beacons to be
sent. Update setScarfAllowed and onConsentChange to distinguish undecided from
denied using a consent signal verified against c15t 3.2.2, rather than treating
hasConsent: false as denial. Keep the existing sendWhenAllowed behavior
consistent with holding beacons until the visitor decides.
Review comments at @src/utils/consent.ts:
- Line 55: Extend the Sentry consent handling beyond the browser integration
created by sentry({ getClient, setUser }) so server-rendered events do not
transmit user or client IP data unless Analytics consent is granted. First
establish how the server can reliably access each visitor’s consent state, then
apply it to server event redaction; if that state cannot be made available,
ensure SSR events omit the sensitive data by default. Preserve existing
redaction behavior for visitor-chat events.
- Line 55: Update the Sentry startup path used by sentry({ getClient, setUser })
so captures before Analytics consent cannot include default PII; either use the
c15t-supported init flow or keep sendDefaultPii disabled until consent is
granted. Preserve the existing consent gating and verify the first error
captured after module load is redacted.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Use a font format that Troika can parse.
The lockfile resolves troika-three-text to 0.52.4. That version rejects WOFF2 input with woff2 fonts not supported. The supplied byte inspection identifies this asset as WOFF2. A static font does not avoid this format restriction. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
The worker uses the same parser. On this error, FontResolver logs the failure but never completes the load. preloadGameFonts() therefore reaches its five-second timeout without preparing glyphs. Later text requests using this URL remain pending too. The timeout does not restore font loading. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Provide an actual WOFF, TTF or OTF asset and update GAME_FONT_URL.
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Review comment at @src/components/game/engine/loaders/FontLoader.ts at line 6:
Update GAME_FONT_URL to reference an actual WOFF, TTF, or OTF font asset supported by troika-three-text 0.52.4; ensure the referenced asset is provided and is not WOFF2.
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Do not collapse multiple iframes into one video.
If one HTML block contains two adjacent iframes, this pattern can extend its capture across the first </iframe> to match the final closing tag. Attribute scanning then overwrites src with the second iframe's source. The replacement removes the first video and any intervening content. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Confirm that a singleton replacement contains exactly one iframe and no sibling content, or transform each parsed iframe separately.
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Review comment at @src/components/markdown/ConsentVideoEmbed.tsx at line 49:
Update iframeBlockPattern and the associated replacement logic so adjacent iframes are not captured as one video: confirm a replacement contains exactly one iframe with no sibling content, or process each parsed iframe separately while preserving intervening content.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Apply the video transformation to nested Markdown blocks.
If an iframe HTML block is inside a blockquote or list, this top-level map never visits it. The containing non-HTML block stays unchanged, so its raw iframe bypasses the consent component. Fixing the standalone HTML parser does not close this path. Recursively transform child blocks before rendering. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @src/components/markdown/ConsentVideoEmbed.tsx at line 61:
Update the ConsentVideoEmbed transformation that maps document.children to recursively process nested child blocks before rendering, so iframe HTML inside blockquotes and lists also receives the consent transformation. Preserve the existing transformation for standalone HTML blocks.
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Gate videos inside wrapped HTML blocks.
For <div><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/example"></iframe></div>, the singleton pattern returns no match. The mapper preserves the raw HTML block, which renders through innerHTML instead of ConsentVideoEmbed. The video can therefore load before Marketing consent. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Parse each HTML block and replace its recognized video iframes. Do not restrict consent enforcement to blocks that contain only one bare iframe.
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Review comment at @src/components/markdown/ConsentVideoEmbed.tsx around lines 68 - 69:
Update the HTML-block handling around `attributeSource` and `iframeBlockPattern` to recognize and replace video iframes inside wrappers as well as bare iframe blocks. Preserve consent enforcement for every recognized video iframe instead of returning the raw HTML block when it contains surrounding markup.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Allow missing loader data in the document shell.
If the root loader fails, Route.useLoaderData() can be undefined. The existing comment at Line 549 explicitly accounts for this state. This destructuring throws before the shell can render DefaultCatchBoundary.
Read the loader data with optional chaining. Supply a valid fail-closed state to ConsentRoot when consent data is unavailable.
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Review comment at @src/routes/__root.tsx at line 376:
Update the document shell’s Route.useLoaderData() access so missing loader data does not throw during destructuring; pass ConsentRoot a valid fail-closed consent value when consent data is unavailable, using the existing ConsentRoot contract rather than inventing a fallback shape.
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Honor a recorded consent denial for requests without Sec-Fetch-Mode.
browserWithoutConsent returns false before it reads consent when sec-fetch-mode is absent. A request without that header can therefore reach Scarf even when its consent cookie denies Analytics. The event then carries the visitor IP and user agent. Pre-16.4 Safari builds lack Fetch Metadata headers, so a small number of real visitors can be affected.
Read the consent state before the header exemption. Keep the crawler and agent exemption only when no choice is recorded. Confirm how readRequestConsent reports a missing choice before changing the check.
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Review comment at @src/utils/analytics/scarf-server.ts at line 7:
Update browserWithoutConsent to read the consent state before exempting requests without Sec-Fetch-Mode; establish how readRequestConsent represents an unrecorded choice, then preserve the crawler and agent exemption only for that state. Requests with a recorded Analytics denial must remain blocked regardless of the header.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Keep queued page views until the visitor decides.
An undecided visitor gets hasConsent: false on the first callback. setScarfAllowed then clears pendingBeacons (scarf.ts:18-24), so the page view queued during the first render is discarded. Accepting Analytics on the same page does not reload the page. The grant runs onConsentChange with an empty queue, so that page view is never sent. sendWhenAllowed also drops later beacons on that page while scarfAllowed is false (scarf.ts:26-32).
The file comment says held beacons should wait for the decision (scarf.ts:9-10). Dropping them on an undecided false does not match that intent. Drop the queue only after the visitor denies Analytics. Keep it while the visitor has not chosen. The callback must expose that difference, so confirm in c15t 3.2.2 whether consents or another field separates undecided from denied before choosing the signal.
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Review comment at @src/utils/analytics/scarf.ts at line 20:
Preserve queued page views while consent is undecided, and clear them only after an explicit denial; on a later grant, allow the held beacons to be sent. Update setScarfAllowed and onConsentChange to distinguish undecided from denied using a consent signal verified against c15t 3.2.2, rather than treating hasConsent: false as denial. Keep the existing sendWhenAllowed behavior consistent with holding beacons until the visitor decides.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Apply Analytics consent to server-side Sentry events.
The server Sentry init at src/instrument.server.mjs:12 sets sendDefaultPii: true. Its redactor, src/utils/sentry-redaction.ts:33-52, removes event.user only for the visitor-chat paths. Other events keep it, and the redactor does not read Analytics consent.
The consent-gated Sentry integration at src/utils/consent.ts:55 runs only in the browser. It does not cover errors raised during server rendering. With Analytics denied, a server-rendered error can therefore send user data or client IP data to Sentry. The PR requires that this data stay out of Sentry until Analytics consent is granted.
The inspected code does not show how the server reads the visitor's consent choice. The fix needs a design decision on how to pass consent state to server events, or on whether to strip user data from SSR events when Analytics is not granted. No specific diff is supported by the inspected evidence.
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Review comment at @src/utils/consent.ts at line 55:
Extend the Sentry consent handling beyond the browser integration created by sentry({ getClient, setUser }) so server-rendered events do not transmit user or client IP data unless Analytics consent is granted. First establish how the server can reliably access each visitor’s consent state, then apply it to server event redaction; if that state cannot be made available, ensure SSR events omit the sensitive data by default. Preserve existing redaction behavior for visitor-chat events.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Sentry starts with default PII before consent gating takes effect.
src/router.tsx initializes Sentry with sendDefaultPii: true at module load. The consent helper in src/utils/consent.ts attaches to that client through getClient and setUser and does not pass init. Per the c15t 3.2.2 docs, init is what protects startup captures. Errors captured before the consent script activates can therefore send IP addresses and default user data, which the PR says must wait for Analytics consent.
Options:
Move the client initialization into the sentry() helper by passing init with the same options, so c15t controls startup captures.
Or keep Sentry.init but set sendDefaultPii to false until Analytics consent is granted.
Choose one approach, then confirm that the first captured error after module load is redacted.
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Review comment at @src/utils/consent.ts at line 55:
Update the Sentry startup path used by sentry({ getClient, setUser }) so captures before Analytics consent cannot include default PII; either use the c15t-supported init flow or keep sendDefaultPii disabled until consent is granted. Preserve the existing consent gating and verify the first error captured after module load is redacted.
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Visitors now choose what tanstack.com measures. Google Analytics, NameThatHost, Scarf and YouTube or Vimeo embeds wait for that choice. The banner comes in the server HTML, so it shows in the first frame and does not move the page.
c15t runs the banner and the consent records. The policy and the stored choices live in Inth, at
tanstack-tanstack.inth.app.Videos
Homepage bar on a large window. The bar covers the stats strip under the hero. When you scroll, it stops under the navbar until you choose.
sticky-bar-dark.mp4
sticky-bar-light.mp4
All window sizes. The homepage at 16 sizes from 390 × 844 to 3840 × 2160, then the floating banner on
/blogat 5 sizes.Too large will update later
What changes
Consent
ConsentRootinsrc/routes/__root.tsxholds the visitor's consent state. The root loader gets that state on the server.consentManifest()invite.config.tsputs the Inth policy into the server build. The server does not ask Inth for the policy on each page. After a policy change in Inth, rebuild the site.variant="bar"). All other pages show c15t's floating card.Scripts that wait for consent
gtaghelper withloadMode: 'after-consent', through the/_aproxy. Google gets no request, not even a cookieless Consent Mode ping, until the visitor allows Analytics. Page views from before the choice stay in a queue and go out only if the visitor accepts.gtagbefore the first event, so every GA event still carriestraffic_quality.tanstack_livecookie and sends no heartbeats.Sec-Fetch-*headers, so they are still counted.src/router.tsxfor all visitors, so it still catches hydration errors. Until a visitor allows Analytics, c15t removes user data, IP addresses and session IDs from the reports.Fonts
public/fonts. Before, Google Fonts got each visitor's IP address before any choice.public/_headerscaches/fonts/*for one year. If a font file changes, give it a new name.Other
@sentry/*goes from 10.47 to ^10.76.1. The c15t integration for Sentry needs 10.67 or later.src/utils/analytics/events.tsis nowregistry.ts. Lists in tracker blockers match the dev module URL/analytics/events.ts. With a blocker on, the page did not hydrate in dev.@c15t/tanstack-start/serverentry. Thebrowserexport condition gives the Worker a stub that throws.Performance
Lab test, median of 7 runs,
mainatfe0b1ba5against this branch. Both are production builds served locally behind a gzip proxy, as Cloudflare compresses responses. Requests carrycf-ipcountry: DE, so the visitor gets an opt-in policy and the banner. Mobile is 412 × 823 with the CPU slowed 4× on a 1.6 Mbps link with 150 ms latency. Desktop is 1350 × 940 with no throttle. Analytics beacons are blocked in both builds.main/, LCP/, Total Blocking Time/, first paint / banner paint/, Reject All response (INP)/blog, LCP/, LCP/, Reject All response (INP)/blog, LCP/,gtag.jsrequest after first paint, visitor who accepted//blog/bloghas the same 0.079 CLS onmain, so the floating banner adds none.main.Checks
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