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Ghostery blocks setting the necessary "user accepts cookies" cookie unless the Javascript file trying to set it is in its whitelist.
So the cookielaw.js file needs to be renamed to one of the whitelisted names, e.g. eu_cookie_compliance.min.js.
Only the file name matters, not the actual content (like e.g. compared by hash checksum), so this sounds like a rather brain dead check to me, but to make sure that things work for users that have the Ghostery browser plugin installed we need to make sure the cookielaw javascript code is available under a whitelisted name.
Ghostery blocks setting the necessary "user accepts cookies" cookie unless the Javascript file trying to set it is in its whitelist.
So the
cookielaw.js
file needs to be renamed to one of the whitelisted names, e.g.eu_cookie_compliance.min.js
.Only the file name matters, not the actual content (like e.g. compared by hash checksum), so this sounds like a rather brain dead check to me, but to make sure that things work for users that have the Ghostery browser plugin installed we need to make sure the cookielaw javascript code is available under a whitelisted name.
See also
TyMaszWeb/django-cookie-law#81
https://www.drupal.org/project/eu_cookie_compliance/issues/3278063
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