Osano CSP mistakes that break cookie consent
If you have ever dropped Osano cookie consent onto a site with a strict Content Security Policy and watched the banner silently fail, you already know the pattern: the site works, tracking is blocked, and the consent UI never appears or appears half-broken. I have seen teams blame Osano, then blame CSP, then add 'unsafe-inline' everywhere and move on. That is usually the wrong fix. The real problem is that cookie consent tools sit in an awkward place in the page lifecycle. They load early, inject UI, sometimes create inline styles or scripts, may talk to remote APIs, and often sit next to Google Tag Manager or analytics code. CSP catches every one of those assumptions. ...