Version 1.4 — effective 17 September 2026
This policy explains how quimzy uses cookies and similar browser storage on quimzy.com for Quimzy account access and marketplace functions.
What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of data stored by a website in your browser. Similar technologies, such as local browser storage, can also remember information needed for a website to work or retain a preference.
Cookies used by quimzy
Current measured cookie and browser-storage inventory
The first-party inventory below retains the production measurements from 30 August 2026. Public-account wording is updated in this version; measured names, storage types, categories, technical attributes and lifetimes are unchanged. Stripe-domain storage is outside that earlier measurement.
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| Name | Storage | Category | Provider and purpose | Observed route or state | Lifetime and measured technical attributes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
cookieadmin_consent | Cookie | Necessary | CookieAdmin WordPress Plugin; stores the CookieAdmin consent choice | Public and account routes after a CookieAdmin choice | 365 days; observed domain quimzy.com; path /; Secure; not HttpOnly; SameSite Lax. |
wordpress_test_cookie | Cookie | Necessary | WordPress core; checks whether the browser accepts cookies for authentication and password-recovery functions | WordPress sign-in, logout and lost-password routes; may be set before a CookieAdmin choice | Session cookie; observed domain quimzy.com; path /; Secure; HttpOnly; SameSite was not specified. Recipient: the quimzy.com WordPress application. |
wordpress_logged_in_* | Cookie | Necessary | WordPress core; keeps a participant signed in and identifies an authenticated user session | Authenticated user state | Session cookie, or up to 14 days when sign-in is remembered; observed domain quimzy.com; path /; Secure; HttpOnly; SameSite was not specified. Recipient: the quimzy.com WordPress application. |
wordpress_sec_* | Cookie | Necessary | WordPress core; authenticates and protects signed-in account requests | Authenticated user state | Session cookie, or up to 14 days when sign-in is remembered; observed domain quimzy.com; path /wp-content/plugins; Secure; HttpOnly; SameSite was not specified. Recipient: the quimzy.com WordPress application. |
wp_lang | Cookie | Necessary | WordPress core; remembers the selected interface language on sign-in and logout screens | WordPress sign-in and logout routes | Session cookie; observed domain quimzy.com; path /; Secure; HttpOnly; SameSite was not specified. Recipient: the quimzy.com WordPress application. |
wpEmojiSettingsSupports | Session storage | Necessary | WordPress core emoji-support loader; caches browser-support results used for page rendering | All tested approved public WordPress pages (Home, Privacy Policy, Terms, Cookie Policy, Contact, Help, About, How It Works, Sign In and Account); written before a CookieAdmin choice | Page or tab session; origin https://quimzy.com; cookie domain and path do not apply. Used by browser-side WordPress code; no external recipient or analytics or advertising use was established by the measurement. |
The production inventory measured on 30 August 2026 contained no Functional, Analytical, Marketing or Unknown cookies. Local storage was empty in that recorded matrix. This is the existing measurement, not a new measurement of public registration or Stripe-hosted Checkout.
Necessary account cookies
When a participant signs in or requests an account function, the measured WordPress cookies listed above are required to:
- keep a user signed in;
- remember a sign-in choice when the user selects that option;
- protect forms and account activity from misuse;
- maintain security and session state; and
- deliver requested WordPress account and password-recovery functions.
Blocking these cookies may prevent sign-in, password recovery or other requested account functions from working correctly.
Preference storage
CookieAdmin uses cookieadmin_consent to remember the user’s CookieAdmin choice. WordPress uses wpEmojiSettingsSupports in session storage to remember emoji-rendering support for the current browser tab.
Analytics, advertising and marketing
Functional, analytical, advertising and marketing tracking are not enabled for account and marketplace use.
Provider wallet payments on Stripe
Wallet funding redirects you to a Stripe-hosted Checkout page. Quimzy does not embed Stripe card-entry fields, advertising or analytics on its public pages for this release. When you open Checkout, Stripe may use its own cookies and similar technologies for its payment service. See Stripe’s Cookies Policy and Privacy Policy.
The first-party Quimzy inventory above is not a list of Stripe-domain storage. Changing CookieAdmin choices on Quimzy does not clear or control Stripe’s cookies. Cookie names and behavior on Checkout can depend on your browser and the payment flow; we do not claim that the earlier Quimzy storage measurement covered them.
Managing cookies
You can review or remove cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers also let you block some or all cookies. If you remove account cookies, you may be signed out. If you block necessary cookies, the Account page may not function correctly.
Where the site presents cookie choices, you can use those controls to review or change the available preferences.
Related information
The Privacy Policy explains how quimzy handles personal information associated with accounts, marketplace actions, support and website security.
Changes and contact
The version and effective date above identify this policy. If quimzy materially changes its use of cookies or similar storage, this policy will be updated before the changed use is applied to the service.
Questions about cookies can be sent to contactus@quimzy.com.