Instnt Print

Cookie policy

13 September 2026

This page explains exactly what is stored in your browser when you visit instntprint.com, who puts it there and how long it stays. It is short because there is little to tell — and what there is, is here in full.

1.What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser, which the browser sends back on every next request. It is how a site remembers that you are signed in. Alongside cookies, a site can use local storage: the same idea, but it stays in the browser and is never sent along automatically.

We use both, and we list both here. Calling only one of them a cookie would be a technicality that hides something from you.

2.Why there are so few

Counting visits does not need a cookie. Our own counter sends one message per page view — which page, and which site sent you here — and nothing that sets you apart from anyone else. How many different people visited on a day is worked out on our server with a salt that changes daily, so a visit today cannot be tied to a visit tomorrow. Those counts are deleted after 90 days.

Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity are optional analytics services. Both remain unloaded until you allow analytics.

3.What we place, and when

Necessary items support the service and remember your choice. Google Analytics and Clarity scripts are fetched only after analytics consent. Choosing marketing alone does not enable either service. Advertising consent remains disabled.

Microsoft cookie details (including possible third-party cookies CLID, ANONCHK, MR, MUID and SM)

Strictly necessary

Needed to make the site and the dashboard work at all: remembering that you are signed in, and remembering this choice. These cannot be switched off.

NameProviderPurposeRetention
dymo_sessionInstnt PrintKeeps you signed in to the dashboard. Only set after you sign in.Until you sign out
instnt-consent-v1Instnt PrintStores your choice here, so we do not ask again on every page. Kept in your browser, not sent to us.12 months (local storage)

Analytics

Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity help us improve the public website with visit statistics, heatmaps and session recordings. Only after you allow it. Clarity uses pseudonymous identifiers; this is not anonymous data.

NameProviderPurposeRetention
_clckMicrosoft ClarityRecognises a browser across visits to this site.1 year
_clskMicrosoft ClarityLinks page views within a recording.1 day
_cltkMicrosoft ClarityDistinguishes browser tabs (session storage).Until the tab closes
_gaGoogle Ireland Ltd.Tells returning visits apart from new ones.2 years
_ga_9XHZGC104LGoogle Ireland Ltd.Keeps the state of your visit within one session.2 years

Marketing

For measuring campaigns and showing relevant content elsewhere. We do not use this at the moment; the category is here so you can see that, not so we can fill it later without telling you.

We currently place no cookies in this category.

4.Changing or withdrawing your choice

Use cookie preferences in the footer to withdraw consent. We disable Google Analytics measurement and instruct Clarity to revoke consent and stop recording, including in other open tabs. Previously collected data is not erased by withdrawing consent.

Clarity receives a request to remove its cookies. Other existing cookies can remain; you can remove website data in your browser settings. Removing local storage also removes your choice. We ask again after 12 months or when the purposes change.

5.Changes to this policy

If we ever add something that stores data in your browser, it is added to the table above before it goes live, and the date at the top changes. If it falls outside the necessary category, we ask you again.

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