Cookie policy

Effective August 6, 2026. This policy covers homecraftblog.com.

What this site sets today

We set no cookies of our own. This site is a set of static files. There is no login, no shopping basket, no personalization and no analytics platform, so there is nothing for a first-party cookie to remember. You can browse every guide here with cookies fully disabled and nothing will break.

Cookies a third party may set

Cookie Set by Purpose Lifetime
__cf_bm Cloudflare, our host Distinguishes human visitors from automated traffic so the site can be served and protected. Strictly necessary. About 30 minutes
cf_clearance Cloudflare, our host Records that a security challenge was passed, so you are not challenged repeatedly. Only set if a challenge is shown. Strictly necessary. Up to 1 year

These are security cookies placed by our infrastructure provider, not tracking cookies, and they are not used to build a profile of you. See the Cloudflare cookie reference for detail.

The contact form

The contact form posts directly to our form provider when you submit it. It does not set a cookie, and nothing is stored in your browser if you start typing and change your mind.

Advertising cookies

Status as of August 6, 2026: no advertising is displayed on this site. The Google AdSense tag is present on the pages, because the site has applied to the programme, but the account is not approved to serve ads and none are shown. Since that tag is loaded from Google, Google may still set or read identifiers for its own security and abuse prevention.

This site is intended to carry display advertising served by Google AdSense. When ads actually begin to run, Google and its advertising partners may set cookies or read similar identifiers in order to measure ad performance and, where permitted, to personalize the ads you see. At that point:

Controlling cookies yourself

Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies, either for all sites or per site, in its privacy or content settings. Because this site needs no cookies to function, blocking them here costs you nothing. Blocking the Cloudflare security cookies may occasionally mean you see a security check more often.

Questions

Write to contact@homecraftblog.com. Our broader data practices are set out in the privacy policy.