1. What are cookies and browser storage?
Cookies are small text records a website can place on a device. Session storage can retain values while a browsing tab remains open, while local storage can retain values between visits until they expire or are cleared. These technologies can support necessary functionality, preferences or measurement depending on how they are configured.
2. Technologies currently used
Necessary product-form session
The Formetta Kapsułki review uses a first-party PHP session named reviewsnutra_formetta. It supports CSRF protection, a short duplicate-submission window and one-time lead-event handling. It is not used to change the language or editorial content shown to visitors.
Campaign browser storage
The same product page may store gclid, gbraid, wbraid, utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term and utm_content values in session storage for the active tab. Its campaign-link helper can also retain captured URL parameters in local storage for up to 30 days and append them to links or form fields. The stored values are not used for IP-based or user-agent-based personalization.
JavaScript delivery
The campaign-link helper is delivered through the jsDelivr content delivery network. As with any requested web resource, the CDN may receive standard connection information such as IP address, user agent, referrer and request time.
Hosting logs
The hosting environment may create standard technical logs for security, troubleshooting and delivery of website resources. These are server records rather than advertising cookies set by the editorial page.
3. Optional analytics and advertising cookies
The delivered website code does not automatically install Google Tag Manager, analytics pixels or optional advertising cookies. If optional technologies are added later, this policy and any required consent controls must be updated before those technologies are activated.
4. Lead event on the confirmation page
After the partner API returns a successful lead response, the confirmation page prepares a one-time formetta_lead event in the website data layer. No tag manager is installed by this code, so the event does not contact an analytics provider by itself.
5. Managing storage
Most browsers let users inspect, block and delete cookies and stored website data. Blocking a necessary session cookie can prevent a protected lead form from being submitted because the website can no longer validate that the form originated from the active session. Session-storage values normally expire with the relevant browsing session; campaign values in local storage may remain for up to 30 days unless they are cleared sooner.
6. External services
A server-to-server request to a lead-processing partner does not expose the API credential to the visitor's browser. If a visitor later follows a link to an unrelated external website, that external operator controls its own cookies and privacy practices.
7. Contact and updates
Questions about browser technologies can be sent to contact@reviewsnutra.blog. This policy may be revised when technical functionality changes.