Effective date: 1 October 2026 · Last updated: 1 October 2026
1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small files that a website or service can place in a browser. They can help a site keep technical state, remember preferences, secure a session, or measure activity. Related technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, and other identifiers. The purpose and duration depend on the technology and provider. Some cookies disappear when a browser session ends, while others remain for a stated period or until deleted. This policy distinguishes the custom Braxen Folio interface from technologies applied by the Shopify platform or other components of a live theme.
2. The custom website sections
The custom Braxen Folio sections do not set cookies, write form values to local storage, or use a tracking pixel. The service selector, pricing explorer, navigation, review controls, and animations operate in the page. Their temporary state is held in the browser’s page memory. The inquiry interface checks entries and displays completion locally without sending those entries or storing a server-side inquiry. Refreshing the page or ending the session removes that interface state, apart from any behavior controlled independently by browser autofill or extensions.
3. Shopify hosting and theme components
The website is hosted through Shopify. Shopify, the live theme, and any installed applications may use cookies or related technologies for hosting, session handling, security, privacy preferences, measurement, or optional features. The exact set depends on the enabled configuration and can change over time. The absence of tracking code in these custom sections does not establish that the entire Shopify storefront uses no cookies. The live storefront should be reviewed to identify the providers and technologies actually in use. This policy does not claim a fixed cookie inventory that has not been verified against that storefront.
4. Essential technologies
Essential technologies support functions such as secure access, network delivery, protection against misuse, and storing a privacy choice where a preference mechanism is available. Some functions cannot operate reliably without their technical state. Where applicable law allows them without consent, they should be limited to their necessary purpose. A technology should not be treated as essential simply because it is convenient for marketing or measurement. The exact essential technologies on the live website depend on the hosting and theme configuration.
5. Preferences and optional functionality
Preference technologies can remember a choice, such as a display option, so it does not need to be repeated. Optional functionality should be assessed separately from the minimum required to deliver the page. These custom sections do not persist the selected service, pricing position, or inquiry content across visits. If a theme or application adds a saved preference, its purpose and duration should be reflected in the live notice and available controls. Refusing an optional technology should not prevent ordinary access to the informational content where it is technically possible to provide that content.
6. Analytics and measurement
Analytics technologies can help a site operator understand visits, navigation, and technical performance. Whether analytics runs on this website depends on the Shopify settings and any installed tools. The custom Braxen Folio sections do not add an independent analytics provider. If optional analytics is enabled, the operator should identify the relevant provider and use any consent or other controls required in the visitor’s region. A consent banner must be connected to the actual behavior of the tools rather than displaying a preference that the tools ignore.
7. Advertising technologies
Advertising identifiers and pixels may be used by some services to measure campaigns, build audiences, or connect activity across sites. They are not implemented by the custom Braxen Folio sections. If an advertising application or theme script is added later, the notice and consent controls should be updated before that functionality is enabled for visitors. General informational use of this website should not be interpreted as consent to advertising tracking. Where the applicable law requires an opt-out or preference signal to be honored, the live configuration should be set up accordingly.
8. External asset requests
The page loads images and any uploaded fonts from Shopify’s delivery infrastructure. Satoshi webfonts are requested directly from Fontshare’s official delivery service. The animation runtime may request the GSAP library from jsDelivr unless a locally hosted copy is configured. Such requests can disclose technical information needed to deliver the asset, including the requesting IP address, browser headers, and request timing. The animation library is used to animate the interface; its inclusion does not mean that these sections implement an advertising tracker. External delivery services have their own operational practices. A locally hosted copy is included in the package for configurations that prefer to avoid that library request.
9. Consent and available controls
Where optional technologies require consent, the website operator should use Shopify’s customer privacy settings or a properly integrated equivalent to control those technologies. Available choices depend on the live configuration and the region in which the notice is displayed. If a cookie preference control is available, it can be used to review or change a prior choice. This policy itself does not install or activate a consent banner. A cookie policy link is informational and cannot substitute for a working preference mechanism when one is required.
10. Browser settings and deletion
Most browsers allow you to inspect stored website data, delete cookies, and block some or all future cookies. The specific controls vary by browser and device. Clearing cookies can also remove saved privacy choices, so a site may ask for a choice again. Blocking essential technologies can affect features or cause a site to behave unexpectedly. Browser blocking does not necessarily prevent every network request or every form of temporary page processing. Extensions and private browsing modes have their own behavior, which is controlled outside this website.
11. Duration, provider details, and review
Cookie duration and provider details should be determined from the actual live storefront rather than assumed from a template. Session technologies ordinarily last for the session, and persistent technologies can have provider-defined expiration times. Providers can update their implementation. The operator should review the inventory when enabling an application, changing a theme, connecting analytics, or introducing a real inquiry backend. Any material change in optional technologies should be reflected in the policy and the applicable controls. Project-specific systems outside this website are governed by their own arrangements.
12. Updates and questions
This Cookie Policy takes effect on 1 October 2026. It describes the supplied custom interface and the need to account for the live Shopify environment. A revised policy should be published when the actual technologies or configuration change. Questions can be raised using the contact details below. Please identify the page and the concern so the relevant website behavior can be checked. The Privacy Policy provides further information about business communications and the current browser-only inquiry interface.
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