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GDPR-DSGVO compliant Embeds for YouTube Videos vs Tiles Proxy for OpenStreetMap

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GDPR-DSGVO compliant Embeds for YouTube VideosTiles Proxy for OpenStreetMap
What it doesEnables GDPR-DSGVO compliant embedding of multiple YouTube Video iframes with user consent. Select light, dark or custom designs, add an optional priv …A basic proxy that lets OpenStreetMap plugins load map tiles from your own server instead of OpenStreetMap servers.
Active installs10+200+
Rating
Last release5 months ago5 months ago
Current ownerSolution First by M00dyAdrian Mörchen
Added to directory02 Jul 202502 Jul 2018
Tested up toWP 6.9.7WP 7.0.4
Requires PHP7.48.0

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