Cookie policy

Cookies are small files that a website stores in your browser. This page lists the cookies and similar tools that caseykeith.me uses, grouped by purpose. It was last reviewed on October 12, 2026.

Change your choices

A cookie banner from CookieYes asks for your choice. To change it later, select the Cookie Settings icon that stays on every page. You can then allow or refuse each category except necessary cookies.

You can also delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Some parts of the site, such as the shopping cart, might stop working if you block necessary cookies.

Necessary

These cookies keep the site working. You cannot switch them off in the banner.

• CookieYes stores your consent choice in a cookie named cookieyes-consent.
• WooCommerce sets session and cart cookies, such as woocommerce_cart_hash, woocommerce_items_in_cart, and wp_woocommerce_session_*, when you use the store.
• WordPress sets login cookies, such as wordpress_logged_in_*, when you sign in to an account.
• Stripe can set cookies for fraud prevention when you pay in the store.
• PayPal can set cookies when you pay with PayPal in the store.

Functional

These tools add features to the site. Each one is a service from another company and can set its own cookies.

• LiteSpeed Cache sets the cookie _lscache_vary so that the site serves you the correct cached page.
• Google reCAPTCHA checks that a form submission comes from a person.
• TidyCal provides the booking calendar on the Book me page.
• Buy Me a Coffee provides the support button.
• A chat widget (Bot9) provides the chat window.
• Sign in with Google, through Google Site Kit, lets you sign in with a Google account.
• YouTube plays embedded videos on some posts. It can set cookies such as YSC and VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE.

Analytics and performance

These tools count visits and show how visitors use the site. Google Analytics does not count visits by signed-in users.

• Google Analytics 4 measures visits through Google Site Kit, Google Tag Manager, and the Google Analytics for WooCommerce plugin. It usually sets the cookies _ga and _ga_*.
• The Google Analytics for WooCommerce plugin denies analytics and advertising storage by default for visitors in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland.
• Rybbit records visit statistics for this site.

Advertising

These tools relate to ads and to messages about ads.

• Google AdSense is connected through Google Site Kit. It can show ads and use cookies such as __gads and __gpi to measure and personalize them.
• Google Funding Choices shows consent and ad-blocking messages for Google ads. It can set cookies such as FCCDCF and FCNEC.

Other services that load from other domains

• bunny.net is a content delivery network that serves images and files for this site.
• jQuery CDN (code.jquery.com) serves jQuery UI files.

These services receive your IP address when your browser requests a file from them.

More information

Read the Privacy Policy for how I handle personal information. For questions about cookies, use the contact page.

This policy was last reviewed on October 12, 2026.