Cookie Notice
Last updated 18 July 2026.
FragSearcher uses first-party cookies. Necessary cookies provide requested functionality, security, and fair-use limits. Optional analytics controls are tailored using an approximate country code supplied by our hosting/CDN; we do not use precise location for this choice. We do not use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies.
| Cookie | Category and purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
__Host-fs_password_session | Necessary. Keeps you signed in using an opaque server session (HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax, Secure over HTTPS). Signing out revokes it. | Up to 30 days |
__Host-fs_password_csrf | Necessary. Binds sign-in, registration, and password-change forms to your browser (HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax, Secure). | 1 hour |
remember_token | Necessary when requested. Keeps you signed in across browser restarts using a signed login identifier (HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax, Secure over HTTPS). | Up to 30 days |
sf_search_vid | Necessary. Enforces daily search limits for unsigned-in visitors together with IP address. It is not used for analytics (HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax, Secure over HTTPS). | Up to 2 days |
cookie_consent | Necessary. Remembers whether you accepted or rejected optional analytics and the consent version (SameSite=Lax, Secure over HTTPS). | 6 months |
cookie_prefs | Necessary. Remembers which optional analytics categories you turned on in “Manage settings.” It stores only category names, no personal data (SameSite=Lax, Secure over HTTPS). | 6 months |
sf_analytics_vid | Optional analytics. A random pseudonymous first-party browser identifier used to count returning visitors and connect events across sessions. It contains no IP address or account ID (HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax, Secure over HTTPS). | 6 months |
sf_analytics_sid | Optional analytics. A random session identifier used to group activity during a visit (HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax, Secure over HTTPS). | 30 minutes after the latest request |
Optional analytics categories
Optional analytics is split into two categories you can turn on or off independently in :
- Analytics & measurement - pseudonymous page paths, searches, structural clicks and form submissions, viewed sections, and scroll/time-on-page engagement, used to understand and improve the site.
- Performance & error diagnostics - navigation performance timings and limited JavaScript error details, used to find and fix problems.
Both categories use the same pseudonymous first-party identifiers and never use advertising or cross-site tracking.
What optional analytics measures
When enabled, analytics records page paths, searches, referring-site and outbound-retailer hostnames, broad browser/device/country information, whether the visitor is signed in, structural clicks and form submissions, viewed sections, scroll and time-on-page engagement, navigation performance, state-changing endpoint names and response status, and limited JavaScript error diagnostics. It never records form values, direct-message content, passwords, authentication tokens, payment data, full referrer URLs, URL query strings, IP addresses, or account identifiers.
Your choice
Because you appear to be in the United States, you receive a first-party analytics notice and optional analytics is enabled by default unless you opt out; closing the notice continues analytics. This applies only because FragSearcher keeps analytics first-party and does not sell or share it for advertising. Use to opt out at any time.
For reference: in the EEA/UK, Brazil, Canada, Switzerland, countries with an unknown location, and other prior-opt-in regions, optional analytics stays off until accepted. In the United States it is enabled under a notice with an immediate, free opt-out.
Global Privacy Control is honored everywhere by turning optional analytics off. Rejecting or opting out does not limit site access. Use at any time to accept, reject, or withdraw. Withdrawal removes both analytics cookies and deletes raw analytics associated with that browser identifier. We ask again after six months or when the analytics consent version materially changes.
Browser controls can also block or delete cookies, but blocking necessary cookies may prevent sign-in or fragrance searches. See the Privacy Policy for purposes, legal basis, retention, disclosures, and privacy rights.