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Cookie Policy
This page lists every cookie and browser storage key bundlespoppi.cfd can set, what each one does, how long it lasts and how to refuse or remove it. Last updated 12 January 2026.
1. What cookies are, and what we use instead
A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store and send back on later requests. Similar technologies — localStorage, sessionStorage and pixel requests — do comparable jobs and are covered by the same rules and by this policy. This site is deliberately light: the banner choice you make is stored in localStorage rather than in a cookie, so it never travels with your requests, and we load no advertising or social media trackers at all.
2. Cookie and storage inventory
| Name | Category | Purpose | Type | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
bsp_cookie_choice |
Essential | Stores whether you accepted all, rejected non-essential, or saved custom preferences, so the banner does not reappear. | localStorage | 12 months | bundlespoppi.cfd |
bsp_csrf |
Essential | Protects the contact form against cross-site request forgery. | Cookie | Session | bundlespoppi.cfd |
bsp_rate |
Essential | Counts form submissions from one browser to block automated spam. | Cookie | 24 hours | bundlespoppi.cfd |
bsp_analytics_id |
Analytics | Pseudonymous identifier used to count unique visits and see which style guides are read. | Cookie | 13 months | Analytics processor |
bsp_session_path |
Analytics | Records the sequence of pages in one visit to show where people leave the guides. | Cookie | 30 minutes | Analytics processor |
bsp_style_last |
Functional | Remembers the last UI style you previewed in the style lab and restores it on your next visit. | localStorage | 6 months | bundlespoppi.cfd |
bsp_motion |
Functional | Stores a manual reduced-motion preference if you set one, overriding the system setting. | localStorage | 6 months | bundlespoppi.cfd |
Essential entries are set because the site cannot function safely without them, and no consent is required for them under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations. Analytics and functional entries are only created after you choose "Accept All" or enable the matching category under "Preferences" in the banner.
3. Changing your choice on this site
Use the "Preferences" button in the cookie banner to enable or disable the analytics and functional categories, then save. If the banner is no longer visible because you have already chosen, clear this site's data in your browser (see section 4) and it will appear again on your next visit. Rejecting non-essential categories has no effect on the guides, the style lab or the contact form; the only difference is that the lab will not remember your last previewed style between visits.
4. Browser-level controls
Every major browser lets you block, limit or delete cookies and site data. The exact wording changes between versions, but the paths are stable:
- Chrome (desktop) — Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies, and Settings → Privacy and security → Delete browsing data to remove existing data.
- Firefox — Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data, where you can clear data, manage exceptions and choose Strict tracking protection.
- Safari (macOS) — Safari → Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data, plus "Prevent cross-site tracking".
- Safari (iOS/iPadOS) — Settings app → Safari → Clear History and Website Data, or Advanced → Website Data for individual sites.
- Edge — Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data.
You can also browse in a private or incognito window, which discards cookies and local storage when the window closes. Note that blocking all cookies and storage globally will break sign-in and preference features on many other websites, and on this site it prevents us from remembering that you dismissed the banner — so it will show again on each visit. Your operating system's reduced-motion setting is honoured whether or not you accept functional storage.
5. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
We do not run advertising or cross-site tracking, so there is nothing for a Do Not Track header to switch off. Where a browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as a rejection of non-essential categories and do not load analytics, regardless of any earlier banner choice.
6. Changes and contact
If we add or remove a cookie, we update the table above and the revision date, and we reset stored consent where a new non-essential purpose is introduced. For questions about this policy, or to request the current list of processors, email [email protected]. For the wider picture of how we handle personal data, read the Privacy Policy; for the rules governing use of the site, see the Terms of Service.