Cookie choices
This site counts visits to product pages so sellers can see which of their products people look at. That counting uses one anonymous browser id, described on the cookie notice.
This choice controls analytics only. Ads from Adsterra may use their own cookies, and refusing analytics does not turn those ads off. The cookie notice explains the difference.
Your choice
The bar at the top of this page is the question. If you have already answered it, nothing is showing, because there is nothing left to ask. Use the buttons to change your answer whenever you like — your choice is remembered for a year.
Choosing no means we do not count your visits, impressions, clicks or product views at all. It does not stop the site working. You can sign in, browse, buy, download what you bought, and sell, exactly as before. The only difference is that a seller's traffic numbers no longer include you.
What refusing does and does not change
- Your sign-in still works. That uses a separate session cookie which has nothing to do with analytics and is never counted.
- Your purchases and downloads still work. These are tied to your account, not to your browser.
- The anonymous browser id may still be set, because the site needs it to keep your session and your download links working. It is simply not used to count anything about your browsing.
- If your browser sends a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control header, we already record nothing for you, whether or not you answer here.
Already counted
If you answer no after browsing for a few minutes, counts recorded before you answered may still exist. We cannot identify which rows were yours without keeping a record we do not keep, so we do not try to find and delete them individually — instead, raw analytics rows are cleared or summarised after a fixed number of days regardless of who they belong to. You can also clear site data in your browser, which removes the browser id and resets everything local to you.
Contact
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