Welcome to More Things Inside. This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, how we use them on our website, and how you can manage or turn them off whenever you like.
We believe in keeping things simple, minimal, and transparent. We only use basic cookies that are necessary to make our website run smoothly, remember your reading preferences, and understand which stories our audience enjoys reading.
By continuing to browse our website, you agree to our use of cookies as described on this page.
Cookies are small, safe text files that are stored on your computer, tablet, or smartphone when you visit websites. They act like a basic memory for the website.
Cookies cannot harm your computer, run programs, or spread viruses. When you visit a website again, that website can check the small cookie it left behind to know that you have visited before, remember your preferred settings, and keep the site loading fast.
There are a few simple types of cookies you might encounter on the web:
Session Cookies: These are temporary cookies that only last while you have your web browser open. As soon as you close your browser window, these cookies are automatically deleted.
Persistent Cookies: These cookies stay on your computer or phone for a set period of time (for example, a few weeks or months), or until you manually clear them. They help the website remember choices you made so you don’t have to repeat them every single visit.
First-Party Cookies: These are cookies placed directly by More Things Inside.
Third-Party Cookies: These are cookies placed by trusted outside services we use, such as web performance networks or privacy-respecting analytics tools.
We use cookies for simple, practical reasons that directly benefit your reading experience:
We group the cookies on our site into three basic categories:
These cookies are required for the website to work properly. They enable you to move between articles, submit contact forms, and navigate the layout. Without these cookies, basic parts of our website would not function. Because they are necessary to deliver the website to you, they cannot be switched off through our site settings.
These cookies remember choices you make while browsing. For instance, they remember if you have already seen our newsletter invitation or if you have submitted a message, so you are not shown duplicate alerts. These cookies make your browsing experience smoother and more pleasant.
These cookies help us collect anonymous, aggregate information about how readers navigate our site. For example, they tell us how many people visited an article about capsule wardrobes or quiet tailoring this week, how long visitors stayed, and which links were clicked. This data is purely statistical and does not identify you personally.
To give you complete transparency, here is what our main cookies do in plain language:
Session & Navigation Token: Helps keep your place as you click from our homepage to different articles and categories. Stays active only while your browser tab is open.
Newsletter Popup Preference: Remembers when you have closed or subscribed to our newsletter box. This ensures you can read in peace without seeing repeated popup screens. Lasts for several months or until you clear your browser cookies.
Security & Bot Defense: Set by our cloud delivery network to recognize real human readers from malicious automated software trying to attack our website. Usually lasts for about 30 days.
Anonymous Reader Analytics: Counts page views and reading times in groups so we can see which stories resonate best with our community. No personal identifiers are tied to these numbers.
We know that many websites use cookies in invasive ways. We want to be completely clear about what we never do:
You are always in total control of cookies. Because cookies are stored on your own device, you can delete them or block them at any time using your web browser settings.
Here is how to manage cookies in the most popular browsers:
Google Chrome: Open Chrome, click the three dots in the top corner, go to Settings > Privacy and Security > Third-party cookies. Here you can block third-party cookies or delete all stored cookies.
Apple Safari (Mac, iPhone, iPad): On a Mac, open Safari, go to Settings > Privacy and check “Prevent cross-site tracking.” On an iPhone or iPad, go to Settings > Safari and toggle on “Prevent Cross-Site Tracking” or choose “Block All Cookies.”
Mozilla Firefox: Click the menu button, select Settings > Privacy & Security. You can choose “Standard” or “Strict” protection, or customize cookie rules directly.
Microsoft Edge: Open Edge, go to Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Manage and delete cookies and site data.
If you choose to disable or block cookies, you can still read every single article, guide, and essay on More Things Inside without any restrictions. Our blog is and will always be accessible to you.
The only small difference is that your preferences will not be saved. For example, if you close a newsletter popup, it may appear again the next time you visit because your browser won’t remember that you already closed it.
Some modern browsers include a “Do Not Track” (DNT) setting or Global Privacy Control (GPC). We respect these reader choices. When our website detects a Do Not Track or GPC signal from your browser, we automatically disable non-essential analytics tracking for your visit.
We may update this policy occasionally if we make changes to our website tools or if browser standards change. When we do, we will publish the updated policy directly on this page.
We recommend checking this page every once in a while to stay informed about how we use cookies to protect your browsing experience.
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