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Plain English on the small files we set in your browser, what each one does, and how to change your mind.
A cookie is a short text file a website asks your browser to keep, so the next page you load knows things like which size you put in your bag. We use as few as we can.
These are the ones the site cannot work without — the bag, the sign-in session, the cookie-preferences cookie itself. They cannot be refused, and we set them whether or not you accept analytics.
Set only if you accept on first visit (or via the preferences link below). They tell us which pages are read, how long, and where people drop off — never your name or email. Provider: Vercel Analytics.
We do not run cross-site advertising or third-party tracking pixels. If that changes we will update this page and ask you again on your next visit.
Use the Manage cookies link at the bottom of every page to change a previous choice. Or clear cookies in your browser settings to be asked again.
Full processor list, retention periods, and your data-subject rights live on the privacy notice.
