Crumbs Notice
A friendly note about the small files this site leaves on the device.
We call them crumbs; the rest of the world calls them cookies. They are small text files stored by the browser to help the Parlour remember who you are between visits, to keep forms safe from forgery, and — only if you opt in — to count how many members enjoyed a given cabinet last week.
A. What we use them for
- · Keeping you signed in across pages and tabs.
- · Protecting member-only forms from cross-site forgery.
- · Remembering the preferred room, decor, and motion settings.
- · Counting cabinet popularity in aggregate — opt-in only, never tied to the account.
B. The crumbs we set
| Name | Purpose | Lifetime | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| cuk_session | Maintains the signed-in state | 30 days | Essential |
| cuk_csrf | Protects forms from cross-site forgery | Session | Essential |
| cuk_prefs | Stores room, decor and motion preferences | 1 year | Functional |
| cuk_visits | Aggregate cabinet popularity (opt-in) | 180 days | Optional |
C. Third-party crumbs
We do not embed advertising trackers, marketing pixels, or third-party analytics. Cloudflare may set a security crumb (__cf_bm) for bot mitigation; it is essential to keeping the doors open and lasts at most thirty minutes.
D. How to change the mind
Optional crumbs can be switched on or off at any moment from Account → Preferences. Essential crumbs cannot be turned off, as the Parlour cannot function without them; if that is not acceptable, please refrain from creating an account.