Yes you're right, now I can see right the right template ... maybe it was a cache problem?...

I've already tested and now I can confirm that it is fully GDPR compliant. For my next work  I will consider to buy your module.

To make it perfect I suggest you to modify the template also to reload the page after clicking the continue button, in this way if the user accept the cookies they will be loaded also for the home page.

Regards!

Thanks for confirming and the feedback. 

In terms of localization we have included all the text used in the admin and most of the text used in the templates in resx files. We did include a number of items such as button labels as module settings, the reason being with our other modules we find users struggle with localization and finding the correct resx file to modify. As the majority don't want a multi lingual site but rather change a piece of text from "x" to "y", we made the decision to include the items users would most likely want to change as settings. 

However as the templates are Razor and we have already included a helper function to lookup an item from the modules resx file based on its key, it would just be a case of adding the items to the resx file then changing the template labels that use the settings to use this helper function if you did want to fully localize the module.

e.g.

<a class="btn btn-info" id="hypCookiePolicySettings" href="#">@GetResourceText("lblCookiePolicyButton")</a>

As you point our reloading the page after the confirmation button has been clicked is beneficial, ill add it to our templates.

Regards