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Cookie Policy
Last Updated: 10 February 2026
This page explains how Stonewell uses cookies and similar technologies on our website. We believe in being straightforward about this, so here's what you need to know—without the legal maze.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that a website places on your device when you visit. They help the site remember things—like whether you've previously consented to cookies—so you're not asked the same question on every visit. Some cookies are essential for basic functionality, while others collect usage data or support advertising.
Cookies we use
Essential cookies (always active)
These are required for the website to work correctly. They manage session state, store your cookie consent choice, and support basic security. They cannot be disabled.
- cookieConsent — stores your cookie preference (session or persistent, up to 1 year)
- Session management — maintains page state during your visit (deleted when browser closes)
Analytics cookies (optional)
Help us understand how visitors use the site—which pages are viewed, how long people stay, and where they come from. We use this data to improve content and usability. No personally identifiable information is collected through these cookies.
- Google Analytics (_ga, _gid) — tracks page views and sessions, expires in up to 2 years
Marketing cookies (optional)
Used to measure the effectiveness of our advertising and to serve relevant content on third-party platforms. These may include cookies from advertising networks such as Google Ads or Meta.
- Advertising measurement pixels — track whether visitors came via a paid advertisement
- Remarketing tags — may enable relevant ads on other platforms you visit
Preference cookies (optional)
Remember your choices and settings so the site behaves as you'd expect on return visits. For example, language or region preferences.
Manage your cookie preferences
You can change your preferences at any time below. Essential cookies cannot be disabled. Your choices are saved to your browser's local storage.
Third-party cookies
Some optional cookies are set by third-party services including Google Analytics and advertising platforms. These providers have their own privacy policies and may also collect data on their own platforms. Links to their policies:
Managing cookies in your browser
You can also control cookies directly through your browser settings. Instructions for common browsers:
Google Chrome
Go to Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. From there you can block all cookies, allow all, or set exceptions per site. To delete existing cookies, go to Clear browsing data and select "Cookies and other site data".
Mozilla Firefox
Go to Preferences (or Options) → Privacy & Security. Under "Enhanced Tracking Protection" choose your level. To delete cookies, scroll to "Cookies and Site Data" and click Clear Data. You can also manage exceptions per site.
Apple Safari
Go to Safari → Settings → Privacy. Enable "Prevent cross-site tracking" to block third-party cookies. To manage or remove cookies, go to Advanced → Show Develop menu, then Develop → Empty Caches. Or use Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data.
Microsoft Edge
Go to Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Cookies and site data. You can block third-party cookies, allow cookies from specific sites, or clear all saved cookies. Edge also offers a "Tracking Prevention" feature under Privacy, search, and services.
Note: On mobile devices, browser cookie settings are typically found under the app's Settings or Privacy section. Disabling cookies in your browser may affect how parts of this site work.
Your rights
You have the right to withdraw cookie consent at any time using the preference controls above. For optional cookies, withdrawing consent means those cookies will no longer be set on future visits. It will not affect cookies that were set before you withdrew consent.
For questions about our use of cookies or to raise a concern, contact us at [email protected].