Browser storage
Cookie Policy
What sits in your browser after a Dealentia visit, and the switches that control it.
Cookies in a sentence
A cookie, or a similar item in local storage, is a short note your browser keeps for a website. Dealentia writes as few of them as it can.
Necessary, analytics, advertising/affiliate
| Category | Purpose on Dealentia | Typical item | Starting state |
|---|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Remembers the setting you picked in the cookie bar and keeps pages working. | dealentia_consent_v1, in local storage | On; cannot be refused |
| Analytics | Counts how many readers open each entry, without naming anyone. | Visit and page counters from a measurement supplier | Off until switched on |
| Advertising / affiliate | Lets Dealentia be credited by a partner network after a referred stay is booked. | Referral IDs written by affiliate networks | Off until switched on; forced off under GPC |
Switching things on or off
On a first visit, a slim Dealentia bar along the bottom edge offers Accept All, then Reject All, then Manage Preferences, while the page above stays fully usable. To revisit your setting later, use the button just below or the footer's Manage cookies button. Wiping site data from your browser also resets everything.
Dealentia reads the Global Privacy Control signal: if your browser sends it, partner-link storage stays disabled regardless of any other switch.