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No. Shopify does not allow third-party scripts in its native checkout flow. Secure Privacy works on your storefront and related surfaces Shopify permits (such as order confirmation where scripts are allowed). This is a Shopify platform restriction, not a Secure Privacy limitation.

The installation snippet is designed to load asynchronously so it does not block rendering. Most merchants see negligible impact on Core Web Vitals; always test with your theme and apps.

Any theme that uses a standard theme.liquid layout—including Shopify's official themes and most third-party themes—supports this approach. If your theme uses an unusual head structure, search for the closing head marker or contact support for theme-specific guidance.

Yes. Theme code does not carry over automatically. Add the Secure Privacy script to the new theme's theme.liquid after you switch or publish a duplicate.

Confirm the script is in theme.liquid (not only a section file), that you clicked Save, and that the domain in Secure Privacy matches your storefront. Wait 1–2 minutes for Shopify caching, then open the site in a private window and hard-reload.

Enable auto-blocking in the Secure Privacy dashboard under Cookie Scanner after completing at least one full scan. Without auto-blocking, visitors may see the banner while tags still load.

No. The documented path is copy-and-paste in the theme code editor. Agencies can still help if you prefer not to touch theme files.

Yes. You can start on a free tier and upgrade as traffic, domains, or features require.

Use a private or incognito window, visit your storefront, and confirm the banner appears within a few seconds. Check the Secure Privacy dashboard for consent events and run a quick scan to see detected cookies.