Cookies and browser storage
Last updated: 3 October 2026.
The short version
We keep cookies to the minimum: none from our own pages, and only what the quote form needs to run securely. No marketing or measurement cookies are used.
Consent
A cookie banner is only needed for non-essential cookies. As the form's storage is strictly necessary, the law (PECR) does not require consent for it. We would ask before introducing anything else.
Tracking
No analytics or advertising tools are installed on harrogatepatios.co.uk, so there are no tracking cookies to accept or refuse.
Cookies set by this website
There are no cookies from this website itself. One local storage entry, starting embedded_iframe, is created by the code that places the form on the page.
Form provider cookies
One third-party cookie may appear: __cf_bm, set on the leadconnectorhq.com domain that serves the form. It is a Cloudflare security cookie that distinguishes humans from automated traffic and expires within roughly half an hour.
Browser storage
In local storage on the provider's domain you may find:
v2_…andv3_…entries: session and visit history, and a browser ID used to show which page your enquiry came from;form_progress_…: your progress through the form.
These remain until you delete them in your browser.
Human verification
The form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to block spam. Turnstile may keep a local storage entry (starting cf.turnstile) on challenges.cloudflare.com. It is used only to confirm you are human, not for advertising.
About cookies and local storage
Cookies and local storage let a site, or a service embedded in it, remember information in your browser between pages or visits.
Managing cookies
Browser settings let you decide which cookies to accept and remove stored data. Should blocking break the form, try again with cookies allowed for it, or from a different browser.
Keeping this page current
If anything here changes we will revise the page and its date. You can ask us about cookies at info@harrogatepatios.co.uk.
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