@weiser The browser console revealed that an extension was blocking the plugin .js files. Temporarily disabling the extension allows me to dismiss the notice. Thanks
This issue still persists in Version 2.0.9.
I’ve tested on half a dozen different sites. Dismissing the notice by clicking “Nope, maybe later”, “I already did”, or the close ‘X’ icon does nothing. The notice just reappears on the next page load.
I don’t think disallowing via robots.txt is the correct solution. That it just a directive that bots can choose to ignore. It does not keep pages out of search results, especially if they have already been indexed. Should the directory not instead be blocked from indexing with “noindex”, e.g. with an X-Robots-Tag HTTP header?
