When we use the script to embed the Cookie Report on our Cookie Page, we get two bits of UI, one showing which cookie categories have been accepted by the user and a save button to allow them to update their preferences, and then underneath that, a full list of cookies the site uses that have been categorised in Cookie Script. The issue is the user sees this as 'one thing' and thinks that the checkboxes are 'filters' to show cookies in the list below of a particular type, and so accidentally update their cookie preferences instead of finding the cookies they are interested in. ## Possible Solutions ### Add Title/Headings to Cookie Report Embed If there was the ability to add a customisable heading above the checkboxes, - eg 'Current Cookie Preferences' and then between the checkboxes and the groups of cookies another optional header 'Website Cookies used by Category', then the separation and intent of the different UI would be clearer. Suspect this would help with accessibility too. ### Put the checkboxes below the list If the checkboxes were displayed underneath the list of cookies this would likely make more sense to the user and they would not expect the checkboxes to operate as a filter, generally speaking this Cookie Report is emedded into Cookie Policy pages, where usually there is some generic information about cookies and categories, and then you want the list of cookies on the site via the script, but really the main intent of these pages is not to update the preferences, the widget would provide that functionality, so putting the checkboxes below would still allow that functionality but not make it the primary interaction, and look less like they control or filter the table.
