Cookie Policy

Cookies and similar technologies

Cookies are small records stored by your browser. Session storage holds information for a browsing session; local storage can persist longer. These technologies may support functionality, account access or statistics. Their purpose matters, not just their name.

Public browsing and source statistics

WooCommerce source-attribution statistics have been disabled on yocl.com. The website no longer intentionally sets sbjs_* attribution cookies for new public visits. These optional statistics are not needed to read the product catalogue or send an enquiry.

If you visited before this change, older sbjs_* cookies may remain in your browser until they expire or you delete them. You can remove them through your browser’s site-data settings. Disabling attribution does not itself erase cookies already held on your device.

Functional storage and sign-in

WordPress may store wpEmojiSettingsSupports in session storage to remember browser support for emoji rendering. The public pages reviewed did not require a login.

WordPress authentication and preference cookies may be used when an authorised user signs in. WooCommerce session or cart cookies may apply if those functions are used. These feature-dependent cookies are different from source-attribution statistics; the presence of WooCommerce does not mean every visitor uses checkout.

Forms, logs and external services

Enquiry submissions are saved on the server. A short-lived server-side rate-limit marker helps prevent repeat submissions; it is not a browser cookie. Hosting request logs are also separate from cookies. See our Privacy Policy for information handling.

No Google Analytics or advertising-pixel script was identified on the public homepage, heat shrink page or contact page in this review. That is a description of the reviewed configuration, not a guarantee about every future feature. External websites may set their own cookies after you follow a link.

Your browser controls

You can inspect, delete or block site cookies in your browser’s privacy settings. Blocking cookies can affect sign-in and other session-dependent features. Deleting cookies does not delete an enquiry already submitted to YOCL; contact us separately about that information.

Browser controls are not a substitute for a website’s own consent obligations. If optional tracking changes, the policy and any necessary consent controls need to be updated before those technologies are used where consent is required.

Updates and questions

This policy describes the review date shown above. For questions about browser data or to report unexpected tracking, contact support@yocl.com.