Cookies

Cookies are small notes a website leaves in your browser so it can recognise you next time. Below is everything CodeKY sets, and why.

WITHOUT THESE THE SITE DOES NOT WORK

Account session — keeps you signed in; without it the account would open for exactly one page. Language, currency and units — so the site opens the way you set it, instead of in English every time. Light or dark appearance — the same. Basket and the "first order" marker — so the first-purchase discount is not lost between pages. Consent marker — so we do not ask about cookies on every page. Form protection — Cloudflare Turnstile leaves its own marker when you pass the "not a robot" check.

These are set without asking, because the site does not work without them. The law allows exactly that.

STATISTICS — ONLY WITH YOUR CONSENT

PostHog and Google Analytics count anonymous visits: which pages are opened, where people stop, what they fail to find. We see numbers, not people. They are switched on by "Accept all" or "Statistics only" in the notice at the bottom; if you chose "Essential only", none of this is counted.

Separately we remember which items you have already viewed — so the same view is not counted twice and so we can show "recently viewed".

ADVERTISING — ONLY WITH SEPARATE CONSENT

The Meta pixel (Facebook, Instagram) is switched on only by "Accept all". It tells Meta which works you viewed, put in your basket and ordered, so those works can appear in your feed as CodeKY ads. Meta sets its own cookies for this. "Statistics only" allows statistics but not advertising.

We do not sell your data and do not pass it to any other ad network.

HOW TO OPT OUT

Choose "Essential only" in the cookie notice and both statistics and advertising are switched off; "Statistics only" switches off advertising alone. Any cookie can be deleted in your browser settings; after that you will need to sign in again and pick your language again.