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What these technologies are
Cookies, local storage, session storage, and similar technologies let a website remember login state, language or theme, security signals, and temporary checkout or interface state.
Cookies
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Last updated: August 13, 2026
Cookies, local storage, session storage, and similar technologies let a website remember login state, language or theme, security signals, and temporary checkout or interface state.
Necessary storage runs the site, protects forms and APIs, remembers language, theme and analytics choice, supports authentication and one-time checkout, and diagnoses failures. Store views and offer clicks are also kept as aggregate daily counts rather than personal marketing profiles.
Firebase and hosting provide the site and security. Stripe may set necessary checkout technology when you pay. Google Analytics loads only after you accept analytics. Resend is used server-side for email and does not need a marketing cookie on this site. Google scheduling may load when an enabled session uses it.
The consent panel lets you accept or decline Google Analytics. You can also clear the saved choice in browser storage to choose again, or block storage in your browser. Blocking necessary storage may stop login, checkout, security, or language preferences from working.