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Cookie policy

Cookie and storage policy

Essential storage supports requested site functions. Optional analytics, including Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity when configured, waits for consent.

Quick Answer

Definition

The cookie and storage policy is a Jubal page that explains essential local storage and optional analytics choices.

Summary

Essential storage supports requested features; optional analytics, including Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity when configured, runs only after acceptance.

Key Facts

  • Cookie choice, favorites, and recent copy activity are essential product storage.
  • Rejecting analytics prevents Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity tags from loading.
  • Changing preferences applies from that point forward.
  • The policy separates 2 storage categories: essential storage and optional analytics.

Rules

  • If analytics is rejected, then the core copy, search, favorites, recent, and pack features remain usable.
  • Essential storage can support requested site functions without optional analytics.
  • Analytics acceptance can measure aggregate product events.
  • Advertising pixels and remarketing need separate review before use.
  • Embedded or privacy-restricted browser cases can change whether storage is available.

Thresholds

Choice Effect Core copy
Accept analytics Loads configured analytics Remains usable.
Reject analytics Prevents analytics tag load Remains usable.
Change later Applies going forward Remains usable.

Checklist

  1. Choose accept or reject in the banner.
  2. Open preferences if you want to change the choice.
  3. Use copy, search, favorites, and packs regardless of analytics choice.

Scenario

If you reject analytics and then copy a sticker, the copy action should still work while optional analytics stays off.

Essential storage

Essential storage is used for preference memory, including the cookie choice, favorites, and recent copy activity. Saved-set export and import use a local file chosen by the visitor. These features do not require optional analytics acceptance.

Optional analytics

Optional analytics can measure aggregate product events such as page views, copy success, copy failure, share actions, and pack interactions after consent. When Google Analytics is configured, accepting analytics loads the Google tag and sends analytics events to Google. When Microsoft Clarity is configured, accepting analytics loads the Clarity tag to help understand aggregate page interaction and usability patterns. Rejecting analytics prevents these optional tags from loading and keeps the core site usable.

Changing the preference later applies from that point forward. It does not remove analytics data that may already have been processed after a previous acceptance.

Advertising and remarketing

Advertising pixels, remarketing, and cross-site tracking are not part of the public foundation and require a separate review before use.