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Cookie Policy
Learn how TC Acrylic uses cookies and similar technologies, and how you can manage your choices.
Last updated: 20 October 2026
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small files that a website or a service it loads can place in your browser. Similar technologies, such as local storage and session storage, can also save information on your device. They can support site functions, security or other purposes depending on how they are used.
How We Use Cookies
In the public-page visits we tested on 20 October 2026, we observed a security cookie associated with an external script and a WordPress session-storage item used for emoji display support. These are described below. The presence of an installed plugin alone does not mean all of its features or cookies are active.
We did not observe Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Google Ads or advertising-storage activity in those tested visits. This is a record of the pages and browser conditions checked, not a guarantee about every future visit or configuration.
Cookies and Technologies We Observed
The table lists technology observed during the test. It does not include cookies set only after a visitor logs in, submits an inquiry or uses a feature that was not part of this test.
| Name & type | Provider / scope | Purpose & category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
__cf_bmCookie · third party | Cloudflare, on a response from cdn-reach.hostinger.com; stored for .hostinger.com | Bot and automated-traffic protection for the external script request. Security. | About 30 minutes after inactivity, according to Cloudflare; approximately 30 minutes was observed in our test. |
wpEmojiSettingsSupportsSession storage · first party | WordPress, on tccraftco.com | Records browser emoji-display support. Functional. | Browser tab session; the browser may clear it when that session ends. |
Third-Party Services
The site currently loads a Hostinger Reach script from cdn-reach.hostinger.com. Loading that resource sends a request to Hostinger’s service. In our test, the response also set a Cloudflare bot-management cookie for the hostinger.com domain. We did not find a Reach form on the published WordPress pages reviewed, and no Reach form-view storage was observed in the tested visits.
The Cloudflare cookie belongs to the external script provider’s domain, rather than to tccraftco.com. Third-party services may change their technology independently. For broader information about how inquiry and website data are handled, see our Privacy Policy.
Your Cookie Choices
At the time of this update, the website does not provide an on-site Cookie Settings or consent-preference panel. You can use your browser controls to inspect, block or delete cookies and site storage. Blocking some storage or third-party resources may affect how parts of a site work.
Browser controls are not the same as an on-site consent choice. If technologies requiring consent are introduced or identified, the relevant controls and disclosures need to be reviewed for the visitors and laws concerned.
Updates to This Policy
We may update this page if our website technology, service providers or cookie practices change. The date above shows when this notice was last substantively updated.
Contact Us
For questions about cookies or related privacy matters, email sales@tccraftco.com.