Cookies and Browser Storage
A cookie is a small piece of information that a website can store in a browser and receive during later requests.
Browser storage can support functions such as remembering preferences or maintaining a signed-in session.
This page explains how to review and manage stored website data through your browser.
Understanding Stored Website Data
Browsers can store different kinds of website data, including cookies and saved preferences.
Your browser’s privacy settings show options for reviewing and deleting stored data. The available controls depend on the browser and device.
Removing stored data may reset preferences or sign you out of a website.
Opening External Websites
Some links on this guide open another website, including through an internal affiliate redirect.
Before using the destination, check its address and review its current privacy information.
Keep account credentials private and use the verified account area for account-related actions.
Managing Browser Preferences
Most browsers let you view, delete or restrict cookies through their privacy settings.
You can clear stored website data or adjust the permissions granted to individual websites.
Restricting stored data may affect preferences and signed-in sessions. Consult your browser’s help information for instructions suited to your device.
For broader privacy guidance, read our Privacy Policy.
Last updated: 5 November 2026.
