Cookies & Browser Storage

01What cookies and browser storage do

Cookies are small records stored by your browser and sent with relevant requests. Local storage keeps information on your device between visits; session storage normally lasts for the current tab session. We use these technologies for the functions described below.

02Necessary functions

• Authentication and security cookies keep you signed in and protect account sessions. Their lifetime depends on the session and sign-in settings; signing out ends the active session.
• The local-storage entry nxstudio-cart-v1 remembers products you add to your cart. It remains until you remove items or clear the site's storage.
• The session-storage entry checkout-return helps return you to checkout after sign-in and is removed after the sign-in flow or when the session ends.
• The local-storage entry nxstudio-attribution-v1 remembers which campaign or website brought you here (for example utm_source=facebook, or that you arrived from an ad) for up to 30 days, and is saved with your order so we know which of our ads lead to sales. It contains no click IDs, contact details or other identifiers and is not shared with anyone.
• The local-storage entry nxstudio-privacy-v1 records your analytics choice and version without an automatic expiry. Choices last until changed or cleared in this browser. Private browsing, browser cleanup or another device can remove or lack the saved choice.
• Razorpay and Google sign-in may use their own storage when you request payment or authentication. Those services' notices describe their processing; these features are separate from our optional analytics choice.

03Optional analytics

When configured, Google Tag Manager is used to load optional analytics that helps us understand website use. This integration loads only after you choose Accept all, and nothing is loaded before you make that choice. Reject all, or simply not choosing, keeps it off. Declining it does not prevent browsing, account access or purchasing. Google may receive device, network and usage information when this integration is enabled.

The cookies set depend on the analytics tags actually configured. Google Analytics, if enabled, can use identifiers such as _ga and _ga_*; their duration depends on that configuration and browser controls. Google Tag Manager is a tag loader, not itself a complete inventory of downstream cookies. With your acceptance, the same integration also loads the Meta Pixel, which measures visits and purchases that come from our Facebook and Instagram ads and can set cookies such as _fbp and _fbc. It does not authorise any other advertising tags.

04Change your choice

The bottom banner appears after approximately two seconds when no choice is saved. Choose Accept all cookies to turn on optional analytics and ad measurement, or Reject all to keep them off. Browsing and shopping remain available without choosing. Closing the banner dismisses it for this page session and keeps analytics off. Reopen it using Cookie settings in the footer or on this page. Choices apply to this browser and device.

When you withdraw permission after analytics has loaded, we reload the page to stop the active integration and remove known first-party Google analytics and Meta Pixel cookies where the browser allows it. This cannot undo information already sent or remove cookies belonging to another domain. You can also clear site data and manage third-party cookies in your browser. Blocking necessary cookies may stop sign-in or checkout from working.

If preference storage cannot be read, analytics is disabled as a precaution. Persistent-write failure falls back to storage for the current tab with a notice. If neither storage method works, we display an error and the previous setting remains. With JavaScript disabled, optional analytics is not loaded. Questions about cookies or personal information can be sent to [email protected].