Cookie Policy

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file a website stores in your browser so it can remember something between visits or between pages — a preference, a login state, or a referral code. Cookies can't run programs or read other files on your device; they simply hold a small piece of information tied to this site.

The categories we use

Essential

These are needed for the site to function as intended. On Reel Briefcase, that's limited to remembering whether you've accepted or declined the cookie banner, so you're not asked again on every page load. Without this cookie, the banner would simply reappear each visit.

Analytics

We may use basic, aggregated analytics to understand roughly which pages get read and whether the site works well on different devices. This is used at a site-wide level to improve content and layout, not to build a profile of any individual visitor.

Affiliate and referral tracking

When you click a link to one of the operators we compare, the web address includes a tracking parameter (for example a code appended after a question mark) that identifies the referral as coming from Reel Briefcase. The operator's own site may then set its own cookie to remember that referral for a period after your visit. That cookie belongs to the operator, not to us, and is governed by that operator's own cookie and privacy policy once you land on their site.

Managing cookies

You can accept or decline non-essential cookies using the banner shown on your first visit to this site. You can also control or delete cookies at any time through your browser's own settings — every major browser has a privacy or cookies section where stored data can be viewed and cleared. Blocking all cookies may mean the consent banner reappears on every page, but it won't stop you reading any content on this site.

Third-party cookies

Beyond the operator referral cookies described above, this site doesn't knowingly set third-party advertising cookies. Embedded fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which may involve a standard connection to Google's servers to fetch the typeface files; no cookie is required for this to work.

Changes to this policy

If the cookies we use change, we'll update this page and the date at the top will reflect the most recent revision.