What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored by a browser when a website is visited. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, and device identifiers. They can remember information between pages or visits and support website functionality.
Strictly necessary cookies
Necessary technologies may support security, authentication, load balancing, fraud prevention, consent records, premium access, checkout state, and other features required for the service to function. These technologies generally cannot be disabled through an optional consent panel because the requested service may not work without them.
Preference and functionality storage
Preference technologies may remember selected theme, favourites, interface settings, dismissed notices, recent tools, language, or other choices. They improve convenience but are not always essential to basic page delivery.
Analytics and performance
Analytics technologies may measure page views, traffic sources, performance, errors, device categories, and aggregate use of tools. This information can help identify broken pages, improve navigation, and prioritise development.
Optional analytics should be activated only where configured and permitted by applicable consent requirements.
Authentication and premium services
Signed-in areas may use cookies to maintain a secure session, remember login status, protect forms, apply account limits, and provide premium features. Payment providers may set their own cookies during checkout or account management.
Third-party technologies
Embedded services, analytics providers, security services, payment processors, video platforms, or other third parties may use their own technologies. Their practices are governed by their respective policies. The final production version of this page should list the actual vendors in use.
Consent choices
Where required, visitors should be offered controls for optional cookie categories. Consent choices may themselves be stored so the website can remember the selection. Withdrawing consent should prevent future optional processing but may not remove information already processed lawfully.
Managing cookies in your browser
Most browsers allow users to inspect, block, or delete cookies. Private browsing can also limit persistence. Blocking all cookies may prevent login, preferences, favourites, premium access, consent storage, and other features from working correctly.
Retention periods
Session cookies may expire when the browser closes, while persistent cookies remain for a defined period or until deleted. Retention should be proportionate to the purpose and documented for production vendors.
Updates to this policy
This Cookies Policy may change when technologies, vendors, consent requirements, or website features change. The current version published on this page applies.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Trexmi with cookies disabled?
Basic pages may remain available, but login, preferences, consent storage, favourites, and premium features may not work correctly.
Does Trexmi use analytics cookies?
Analytics may be used when configured. Optional analytics should follow applicable consent requirements.
How do I delete cookies?
Use the privacy or site-data controls in your browser settings.
Are local storage and cookies the same?
They are different browser technologies, but both can store information on a device and are covered by this policy.