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With privacy regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and ePrivacy directives tightening globally, implementing a robust cookie consent solution on your Drupal site is essential. Drupal offers several cookie consent modules to help website owners comply with these laws while enhancing user trust.
In this blog post, we’ll compare the most prominent Drupal cookie consent modules, including Klaro Cookie & Consent Management, to help you choose the best fit for your site. We’ll explore their features, ease of use, and compliance capabilities, concluding with a detailed comparison table.

Updating your Drupal site is a critical task to ensure security, performance, and compatibility. With tools like Composer and Drush, the process becomes streamlined, especially when you want to stay within the same branch.

For content management systems (CMS) like Drupal this means regularly updating core software, contributed modules, and themes.

When it comes to building a website, two content management systems (CMS) often dominate the conversation: WordPress and Drupal.

Drupal CMS 1.0 is a pre-configured version of Drupal 11, designed to make website creation and management accessible for non-technical users.

Ensuring the security of your Drupal website is critical to safeguarding sensitive data, maintaining user trust, and preventing cyberattacks.

In our increasingly global digital landscape, having a multilingual website is no longer just a perk, it’s practically a necessity for reaching a diverse and international audience.

As the long-standing powerhouse supporting numerous websites, Drupal 7 faces fresh challenges with its end-of-life (EOL).

Headless Drupal is changing the course for content management systems by offering a fresh approach to how digital content is delivered across platforms.

In the world of web development, staying ahead means being willing to embrace innovation.

As the technology advances, and where change is the only constant, the question arises: why remain anchored to Drupal 7? This familiar platform has served many well, but as digital ecosystems grow, the costs of inaction multiply.

Education and technology are no longer separate entities; they've woven into a single, dynamic tapestry known as Edtech. At the heart of this digital revolution lies Drupal—a CMS that goes beyond traditional boundaries, offering a powerful platform for innovation in education.