Effective date: August 27, 2026
Cookie Policy
This policy explains how WinsWall uses cookies and similar browser storage, which technologies are necessary, and how you control optional analytics and marketing measurement.
What cookies and browser storage do
Cookies are small values stored by a website or its providers in your browser. Local storage is a similar browser feature. They can keep a session secure, remember preferences, or—only with consent—measure site use and campaigns.
Necessary
Necessary technologies are active without optional consent because the service cannot work securely without them. They include the encrypted WinsWall session and CSRF security cookies for the browser session or configured session lifetime, winswall_locale for up to 12 months, and the winswall_cookie_consent choice in local storage for up to 6 months.
Analytics
Google Analytics helps us understand site use and improve reliability. It loads only if you allow it.
If you enable Analytics, Google Analytics may use _ga and _ga_* cookies and process page URL, referrer, approximate location, browser, device, and interaction events. These cookies may last up to 2 years. We disable Google advertising personalization signals in this implementation.
Marketing measurement
Meta Pixel helps us measure whether campaigns lead people to WinsWall. It loads only if you allow it.
If you enable Marketing measurement, Meta Pixel may use _fbp and, where applicable, _fbc cookies and process page visits, browser or device details, campaign information, and selected interaction events. These cookies typically last up to 3 months.
Manage or withdraw your choice
Use the banner or the Cookie settings control available on every tracked page. Rejecting optional purposes does not block WinsWall. When you withdraw a purpose, WinsWall stops loading that provider on the next page lifecycle and removes known first-party tracker cookies where the browser allows it. You can also clear site data in your browser.
Policy updates
We may update this policy when technologies, providers, or legal requirements change. A material consent change increases the policy version and asks you to choose again.