When you use a website, the pages you visit may deposit small text files on your computer, designed to store information about your visit and track your path from page to page. This trail of data gives rise to name ‘cookies’, or as we would say in England, breadcrumbs. Some people abuse cookies, which has led Governments to demand that website makers tell visitors about the cookies they use.
Cookies on Clay Lane
I do not set any cookies on Clay Lane.
I have embedded some YouTube videos, and YouTube does use cookies. However, I have embedded them in such a way that (according to YouTube) you won’t be tracked unless you actually play one. If you do play a video, YouTube may ask you to say whether you consent to their cookies.