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Cookie consent for Neve

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Neve sets no cookie of its own and uses a system font by default. A Google font you choose loads from Google unless you host it on your site. Neve’s dashboard also offers a cookie notice through another plugin: with a consent plugin, leave it out.

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Neve

WordPress theme

Tested

Tested version: 4.2.17
How: Tested automatically around each Cookie Rocks version
Last test: 7 November 2026

What matters for consent with Neve

Google Fonts: host them yourself

Neve’s “Enable Local Fonts Hosting” option is free and off by default. Switched on, it also serves Google Fonts and Adobe Fonts stylesheets added by other plugins from your site. See Fonts.

The notice from Neve’s dashboard

It installs Orbit Fox, whose bar only has Accept and a close button and holds no script. Next to a consent plugin, visitors would see two bars.

A bar decided on the server

Orbit Fox stops printing its bar once the visitor accepts, on the server side. Behind a page cache, a page without the bar can be served to others.

Dark mode stays in the browser

The palette switch remembers light or dark in the browser after a click. It is a preference the visitor sets, not a tracker.

What our tests found on Neve

Good to know · Cookie RocksThe audit names the local fonts setting of your theme
When the home page loads Google Fonts, the Cookie Rocks 2.9.5 audit names the setting of the active theme or plugin that serves them from the site: Elementor, WP Rocket, Spectra, Kadence Blocks, OMGF, Local Google Fonts, Astra, Kadence, OceanWP or Neve. Otherwise it suggests a plugin such as OMGF. Divi, Bricks, Oxygen and Beaver Builder have no such setting. With Cookie Rocks Pro, it points to « Serve Google Fonts from this site » instead.
Read in its code, 1 November 2026, Cookie Rocks.
Depends on a setting · NeveNeve loads a chosen Google font from Google unless local hosting is on
setting “Enable Local Fonts Hosting” · by default: off
Neve uses Arial by default and sets no cookie. Enable Local Fonts Hosting is off by default and free. The light or dark switch is kept in local storage (neve_user_theme).
Read in its code, 16 October 2026, Neve 4.2.16.
Full detail
Neve 4.2.16 uses Arial by default and sets no cookie of its own; it has no WP Consent API or gtag code and does not move iframe src. When a Google font is chosen it loads fonts.googleapis.com unless Enable Local Fonts Hosting is on (off by default, free); that setting also serves locally Google Fonts and Typekit stylesheets enqueued by other plugins, except in the Elementor editor. The palette switch stores light or dark in localStorage neve_user_theme on click and sets data-neve-theme on html.
Good to know · Orbit FoxNeve's cookie notice installs Orbit Fox, an Accept-only bar that blocks nothing
- Only Accept and a close button; no script is blocked.
- Accept sets obfx-policy-consent=accepted for 365 days.
- Behind a page cache, a page without the bar can be served to others.
- Next to a consent plugin, visitors see two bars.
Read in its code, 16 October 2026, Orbit Fox 3.0.10.
Full detail
The cookie notice module in Neve's dashboard installs Orbit Fox, whose Policy Notice bar has only Accept and a close button, blocks no script, and sets obfx-policy-consent=accepted for 365 days on Accept. The server stops printing the bar when that cookie is present, so behind a page cache a page without the bar can be served to others. Next to a consent plugin, visitors see two bars.

How we test it

Around each version, with its latest release

Around each Cookie Rocks version, a fresh WordPress installs its latest version from WordPress.org next to Cookie Rocks and runs the same checks. A new version joins the next run on its own.

Neve 4.2.17, tested on 7 November 2026.

Page builders and themes

Other plugins of the same kind.

AstraNo cookie of its own, Google Fonts once you choose one.tested 4.14.2 BlocksyIts own Analytics field and notice: leave both off with a consent plugin.tested 2.1.61 Hello ElementorA bare theme: no cookie, no outside request.tested 3.5.2 KadenceBackground videos held, Google Fonts to host yourself.tested 1.5.2 OceanWPGoogle Fonts on by default, widgets that load other sites.tested 4.2.8 Beaver BuilderYouTube backgrounds held, Google Fonts to host yourself.tested 2.11.1.2 Essential AddonsSticky videos held, a few widgets that call other sites.tested 6.8.8 SpectrareCAPTCHA in forms and Google Maps, both held.tested 2.20.6 WordPress themesFonts, videos, widgets and extra notices, theme by theme.Builders and add-onsVideo backgrounds, sticky videos, maps and reCAPTCHA, held.Elementor ProPop-up counters and countdowns kept in the browser.Happy Addons for ElementorElementor widgets, and an age gate that remembers.tested 3.51.0 Divi EnginePlugins for Divi that remember the grid or list view.WordPressHeader videos, video shortcodes, embeds and avatars, with no plugin at all.DiviContact forms with reCAPTCHA, videos and maps in modules.tested 5.15.0 ElementorThe Video widget loads YouTube with a script.tested 4.3.6

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What happens after the 30-day trial?

The banner, your visitors’ choices and your proofs of consent keep working. Without a key, most settings lock, updates and support stop. Take a key at any time and everything opens again.

For Neve sites

One bar, one choice.

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Every feature of the complete plugin for 30 days, no card. Neve keeps working as it does today.

During the trial: everything, including the full settings and the scans
After 30 days without a key: the banner, your visitors’ choices and your proofs of consent keep working
What waits for a key: most settings, updates and support

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