Terms and policies
Cookies
There are four of them. Two are needed to sign you in and protect the forms; one remembers what you chose in the banner; one counts page views and is only set if you said yes.
In effect from 2026-09-05 · reviewed for this version
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How consent works here
On your first visit a banner offers Reject all and Accept all as two buttons of the same size, the same weight and the same prominence, side by side. Rejecting is exactly one click, the same as accepting, and nothing about the service degrades if you reject.
Nothing that requires consent is set before you answer. Strictly necessary cookies are set either way, because without them you cannot sign in and forms cannot be protected.
You can change your answer whenever you like, using the control at the bottom of this page.
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The cookies in full
| Name | Purpose | Life | Consent |
|---|---|---|---|
| op_session | Keeps you signed in between pages. | 30 days | Not required — strictly necessary |
| op_csrf | Protects forms against cross-site request forgery. | Until the browser closes | Not required — strictly necessary |
| oddpair.cookie-choice | Remembers what you chose in the banner, so you are not asked again. | 12 months | Not required — records your choice |
| op_measure | Counts page views in aggregate. No profile, no cross-site tracking. | 12 months | Only if you accepted |
03
Third parties
There are no advertising cookies and no cross-site tracking on this service. Nothing here follows you anywhere else, and no third party is allowed to set a cookie on these pages for its own purposes.
One exception exists and only during checkout: the payment page is operated by a third-party payment processor, which sets its own strictly necessary cookies to complete and secure the transaction. Those cookies exist only on that page and are governed by that processor’s own policy, which is linked from the payment page itself.
04
Doing it from your browser instead
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies from its settings. Blocking the strictly necessary ones will stop you signing in, which is a limitation of how sign-in works rather than a choice on our part.
Global Privacy Control signals are honoured. If your browser sends one, measurement is treated as refused without you having to touch the banner.
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Change your answer
This clears the record of your choice and brings the banner back, so you can answer again.
How the data behind any of this is handled is described in the privacy policy.
Questions about any of this go to support@wbrewin.shop or +44 116 236 2020. See also legal information.