Cookie disclaimer

Cookies are the small pieces of data that websites send to your browser in order to make web browsing easier and quicker for you.

Cookies are also how my kids have started calling biscuits lately, I guess we can thank American TV for that! All we know is those don't last long, kinda like website cookies. Very confusing...

molten wonky have always used cookies to make our site work as efficiently as possible for our customers. We also use them to get an idea of how many visits our site is getting - which, for an online business, is helping us make improvements and stuff like that.

It's always good to understand who knows what about you and what they are doing with this information. All websites should be open about how they use cookies, so this page explains which cookies molten wonky use, what we do with them and why.

What is a cookie?

Like we said, cookies are small pieces of data that websites store in your browser in order to remember your personal settings – eg: stuff like are you logged in, or which items you just added to your shopping basket. They're mostly used to speed up your browsing experience.

Without them, you would probably get really bored of filling in the same information repeatedly or waiting for a page to reload.

I think it's called 'progress' remember 56K modems and dial up browsing!

Websites can also use cookies to report on traffic and visitor actions.

For instance, how you found our site, how many times you've visited, what pages you looked at and how long you spent browsing.

Again, helpful for us in terms of the usability of our website and our navigation design etc.

Cookies are anonymous. They use a randomly generated number to identify themselves and contain no information that could personally identify you.

Which cookies do molten wonky use?

This is a list of the cookies that may be stored on your browser when visiting our website:

The Front End Cookie

This cookie stores all the information about your current and previous visits, whether you are logged in or browsing the site as a guest, and also the contents of your shopping cart.

Google Analytics Tracking Cookies

Like 70% of the world's site we use Google Analytics to track movements around the site, this data is anonymous and we get no personal information.

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We hope that explains cookies on our site clearly.

For more information about cookies and how you can control the way they're used on your browser, have a look at the Wikipedia article on cookies or at the Government cookie guide.

After all that, who fancies a cookie and a nice cup of tea?