Cookie policy
1.Scope
A cookie is a small text file a site leaves in your browser; local storage and session storage are related browser facilities that hold data on your own device and nowhere else. Everything of that kind which Wrenpaw sets on fawnandpaw.com is listed below.
It is the identical list you get from “Show cookies” inside Cookie settings. Bookmarked products live in your account on our server rather than in the browser.
2.Necessary cookies and storage
Keep the store working: your bag, sign-in, display currency, theme and the choices you make here. They cannot be switched off, because nothing in the shop functions without them, and none of them serves advertising.
3.Analytics and marketing
As things stand, Wrenpaw sets nothing for analytics and nothing for marketing. Both categories appear in Cookie settings and sit off until you turn them on. Were we to adopt such a tool, every cookie it sets would be documented here first, and it would load only once you had permitted that category.
4.Changing your mind
The banner on a first visit gives you Accept all, Reject all and Customise. Revisit that decision whenever you like through the Cookie settings link in the footer of every page, or with the button here. Taking consent back costs no more effort than giving it, and it applies immediately.
What you chose is held in local storage as wrenpaw-consent for twelve months, after which we put the question again.
Your browser settings will also clear cookies and site data outright. Clear the necessary ones and you will find the bag empty and yourself signed out.
5.The payment page
Paying moves you onto the hosted page of our payment provider. The provider runs that page on its own domain and may set cookies there for security and fraud prevention, governed by its own cookie policy rather than this one. The Payment policy has the background.
6.Changes to this policy
Add or drop a cookie or storage key and this list is revised to match. Questions to info@fawnandpaw.com. Our treatment of personal data is described in the Privacy policy.