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Cookie Policy

Most cookie policies are written to justify tracking. Ours is short because there is little to justify: we run no advertising cookies, no social pixels, and no cross-site tracking. This page lists everything that is actually stored on your device.

Last updated: 22 August 2026 · Coding with T Ltd, registered in England & Wales, company number [company number to be added]

We do not use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies. We do not run Facebook pixels, ad retargeting, or any service that follows you to other websites.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file a website stores on your device, usually to remember something between page loads. Related technologies — local storage and session storage — do a similar job. This page covers all of them, since what matters is what gets stored, not the technical mechanism.

What this site stores

Your shopping basket (local storage, not a cookie)

When you add a product to your basket we save it in your browser's local storage under the key cwt-cart. It holds only the items you selected. It stays on your device, is never sent to us as a profile, and is cleared automatically once your order completes. Without it, the basket would empty every time you changed page.

This is strictly necessary for the shop to work, so it does not require consent. You can clear it at any time by emptying your basket or clearing site data in your browser.

Site analytics (no cookies)

We use Cloudflare Web Analytics to see roughly how many people visit and which pages they read. It is deliberately chosen because it uses no cookies and does not fingerprint or track individuals. It reports aggregate numbers only — page views, referring site, country, browser and operating system. We cannot identify you from it, and it does not follow you across other websites.

Security and delivery (strictly necessary cookies)

Our hosting and security provider, Cloudflare, may set cookies such as __cf_bm to distinguish real visitors from automated traffic and to protect the site from attack. These are strictly necessary, expire within a short period, and are not used to profile you.

Payment (on Stripe's pages, not ours)

When you check out you are taken to Stripe, which sets its own cookies to process the payment and prevent fraud. Those cookies are set on Stripe's domain and are governed by Stripe's own privacy and cookie policies. They are required for a payment to complete.

Fonts

Our typefaces load from Google Fonts. That does not set cookies, but it does mean your IP address is disclosed to Google when the fonts are requested. We list it here because it is a transfer of data even though no cookie is involved.

Google Analytics — not currently in use

We do not currently run Google Analytics. If we turn it on in future it will set analytics cookies (_ga and similar), we will ask for your consent first as UK law requires, and this page will be updated before it goes live.

Why we don't show a cookie banner

Under the UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, consent is required for cookies that are not strictly necessary. Everything listed above is either strictly necessary or genuinely cookieless, so there is nothing to ask your consent for — and a banner asking permission for nothing would be theatre. If that ever changes, the banner appears before the tracking does, not after.

How to control cookies

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings, usually under Privacy or Site Settings, and clear local storage the same way. Blocking strictly-necessary cookies may stop the basket or checkout from working properly. Browser vendors publish their own step-by-step guides for Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge.

Questions

If you want to know more about anything stored on your device by this site, email [email protected] and we will answer specifically. Our Privacy Policy explains what happens to personal data you actively give us.

Contact

Questions about this policy? Email [email protected], or write to Coding with T Ltd, 61 Bridge Street, Kington, HR5 3DJ, United Kingdom.

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