Cookie Policy
Last Updated: 07.27.2026
This Cookie Policy explains in plain language what cookies and similar tracking technologies are used on Julie L. Brown | J. L. Brown, why they are used, and how you can control them. It supplements our Privacy Policy.
1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small data files stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. They help websites remember information about your visit, like your preferences or how you navigated the site.
Similar technologies include:
- Local storage, data stored in your browser, similar to cookies
- Pixel tags / web beacons, tiny invisible images that signal when a page or email has been opened
- Fingerprinting, a method of identifying devices by their technical characteristics (we do not use this)
2. Cookies Used on This Site
Necessary Cookies
These cookies are required for the Site to function. They cannot be disabled.
Analytics Cookies
These cookies help us understand how visitors use the Site. The data is aggregated and anonymous.
Third-Party / Embedded Service Cookies
Cookies set by external services integrated into this Site.
Social Media / Outbound Link Cookies
When you click links to Instagram, Threads, or Linktree, those platforms may set their own cookies on your device. We have no control over these cookies. Please refer to each platform's own cookie/privacy policy.
3. Your Cookie Choices
Browser-Level Controls
All major browsers allow you to control cookies through your browser settings. You can:
- View what cookies are stored
- Delete existing cookies
- Block all cookies or only third-party cookies
Note: Blocking all cookies may impact Site functionality.
Google Analytics Opt-Out
Install the official Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-On to prevent your data from being used by Google Analytics across all sites you visit.
EU/UK Users, Consent
If you are an EU or UK resident, a cookie consent tool will request your permission before placing nonessential cookies. You can change your preferences at any time by clicking the "Cookie Settings" link in the footer.
4. Do Not Track (DNT)
Some browsers offer a "Do Not Track" signal. There is currently no universal standard for how websites should respond to this signal. At this time, this Site does not change its behavior in response to DNT signals, but we provide the opt-out options described above for all users.