Overview
RawGit was a free CDN service that served files directly from GitHub repositories with proper content-type headers. The service is now defunct, though references to RawGit URLs may still appear in legacy codebases.
What This Script Does
- Served static files (JavaScript, CSS, images) from GitHub repositories via CDN
- Provided proper content-type headers for raw GitHub files so they could be used directly in web pages
- Did not set cookies, track users, or serve advertisements
- The service is no longer operational; requests to RawGit domains will fail or redirect
Consent & Compliance
- Category: Essential / Infrastructure (defunct)
- GDPR: No consent was required. The service functioned as passive CDN infrastructure.
- CCPA: Did not collect personal information.
- ePrivacy: Did not set cookies or access terminal device storage.
Should You Block This Without Consent?
No. This was essential infrastructure for serving static assets. The service is now defunct, so any remaining references should be updated to use alternative CDNs.
Is RawGit GDPR compliant?
RawGit's trackers are classified as essential (strictly necessary), so they are generally exempt from prior consent under the GDPR. You should still list them in your cookie policy and privacy notice so visitors know they are there.
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Tracked Domains (1)
RawGit's trackers are rarely seen, seen on a small share of the sites ConsentStack has scanned. Scan your own site to see which of these are firing before consent.
rawgit.comEssentialrawgit.com is an essential domain operated by RawGit, used to keep the site working, including security, load balancing, and sessions. Seen on a small share of scanned sites.
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