Feature request: have the Tag template rewrite the FB cookies

[sahava]

To help work with ITP's restrictions on JavaScript-set cookies, it would be useful if the Tag template rewrote the _fbc and _fbp cookies (if available in the request OR if fbclid is in the page location) in the HTTP response.

Tag templates can modify the response as well, so a setCookie() API call with those cookies would help extend the lifetime of FB's cookies especially on Safari and iOS browsers.

[HeyMultiverse]

Hello Simo,

Thanks for exploring our template and sharing feedback. We are tracking this internally and will provide an update in the next few days.

[derekcavaliero]

Any update @HeyMultiverse? I have multiple people asking me about this. 🙂 thanks!

[terhoutd]

@HeyMultiverse An update (as promised) would be welcome thanks!

[redareda9]

@HeyMultiverse Any update?

[lukasdsh]

@HeyMultiverse Really looking forward to the update!

[ghostiq]

Hello, are you guys still working on this?

[sergio-krava]

Hi, do you have any updates?
Thanks.

[Bukashk0zzz]

This already done. Commit 9585a2d

[gloria-lin-office]

Hi, thanks to all the genius for the great work!
It seems like the feature is already done 3 months ago, but the latest version is still the Jan. 26th version.
Any chance to roll out this feature to GTM recently?

[koconnor3]

half a year later and the GTM template still isn't updated to the latest version from GitHub. Did it get disconnected from the repo somehow???

[Anakin008]

It's becoming ridiculous.

[roelcools]

Any update on this?

[grebbanedvin]

Did this never make its way to GTM because of invalid test names perhaps?
I imported the latest template from the source and these tests are invalid because they contain ".

Set Meta cookies (fbp / fbc) if "extendCookies" checkbox is ticked
Do not set Meta cookies (fbp / fbc) if "extendCookies" checkbox is ticked

Created a PR with the fixes here, not sure if this is why this template is not up to date in GTM though.

[derekcavaliero]

I gave up on using the Meta provided tag template because they aren't really maintaining it. Stape.io has a better one and I've written my own on a few implementations with specific needs.