Cookie preferences
Every cookie involved in reading PriceyMonk — ours, and the ones the shops set once you leave.
This page describes every cookie and every piece of browser storage involved in reading PriceyMonk — ours, and the ones set by other people once you leave.
What this site sets
PriceyMonk runs no advertising cookies and no analytics of its own. We do not build a profile of you, we do not sell an audience, and there is no tag manager loading other people’s scripts behind the page.
| Name | Kind | What it is for | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
pm_cookie_ack |
Local storage | Remembers that you dismissed the cookie strip, so it does not reappear on every page. | Until you clear your browser |
wordpress_*, wp-settings-* |
Cookie | Set by WordPress only for a signed-in editor. A reader never receives them. | Session to one year |
PHPSESSID |
Cookie | Set by the server if a form needs a session while it is being submitted. | Until the browser closes |
Fonts are requested from Google Fonts, which serves the font files and logs the request as any web server does. No cookie is set by that request.
What happens when you follow an offer
This is the part worth reading. Press a code or a deal button and you leave this site for the shop, through the affiliate network that runs its programme. At that moment the network and the shop set their own cookies in your browser so the shop can see the visit started here and pay us if you buy. Those cookies belong to them, not to us, and they typically last between one and thirty days depending on the shop.
We cannot read them, delete them or turn them off from here. If you would rather not carry one, you can copy the code from this site and then type the shop’s address into your browser yourself — the code will still work, and the channel simply will not be paid for that visit. We tell you this because it is true, not because we expect you to do it.
Turning cookies off
Every browser can block or clear cookies, usually under Settings, then Privacy. Blocking everything will break the dismiss button on the cookie strip, because the thing that remembers your dismissal is itself browser storage. Nothing else on this channel stops working.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies
- Safari: Settings → Safari → Privacy & Security
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
Browser-level “do not track” and Global Privacy Control signals are honoured by default here for the simple reason that there is nothing of ours to track you with.
Changes
If a cookie is ever added to this site, it will be listed in the table above before it is set, and the strip at the foot of the page will reappear. What we collect and why is covered in the privacy notice.