This Cookie Policy explains how the Dalforth website may use cookies and other browser storage or operating technologies, as well as the measures adopted to ensure transparency and respect for visitors’ privacy.
What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?
Cookies are small files or records that may be stored on a user’s device while browsing. Similar technologies, such as browser local storage or session storage, may also be used to enable certain functions, preserve technical information, or support a website’s proper operation.
Not every storage technology used by a website is intended for tracking, advertising, or profiling. Some technologies are strictly technical and necessary for particular features to work.
Technologies Currently Used by Dalforth
As of the last update of this Policy, public browsing of dalforth.com did not reveal first-party or third-party cookies intended for behavioral advertising, marketing, or external analytics.
No persistent entries in the browser’s local storage were identified during the tests performed. The website uses session storage for technical purposes associated with the operation of WordPress and its components.
The website may also record technical and statistical information relating to the viewing of and interaction with forms through its own WordPress and WPForms infrastructure, for operational purposes and to evaluate functionality, without using that information for behavioral advertising or the creation of marketing profiles.
The technologies used by the website may change or be updated over time. If tools that use cookies or non-essential mechanisms are implemented, this Policy will be reviewed and, where required under applicable law, appropriate notice, choice, or consent mechanisms will be made available.
The website uses the functional cookie pll_language, associated with the Polylang plugin for WordPress, to remember the visitor’s browsing language and facilitate navigation across the Portuguese, English, and Spanish versions. The cookie’s default expiration period is one year, although this may be modified through technical configuration.
During browser testing, the technical entry wpEmojiSettingsSupports was also identified in the browser’s session storage (sessionStorage). WordPress uses this mechanism to check the browser’s compatibility with certain emoji display features. This is a technical session storage mechanism, not an advertising or audience analytics cookie.
Categories of Cookies and Technologies
For transparency, technologies used by websites may be classified according to their purposes. The following categories are relevant to Dalforth’s website in its current configuration:
- Strictly necessary or technical technologies: Used to support the proper operation of the website, its components, and certain browser features. They may include temporary session storage mechanisms.
- Functional technologies: May be used to remember preferences or offer additional functionality. As of the last update of this Policy, no non-essential functional technologies requiring a specific visitor choice were identified.
- Analytics technologies: May be used to understand the operation of and interaction with pages or forms. At present, the website may record technical and statistical information through its own infrastructure, without using third-party analytics cookies or information for behavioral advertising.
- Marketing or advertising technologies: Generally used to personalize advertisements, track users across websites, or build interest profiles. As of the last update of this Policy, no technologies in this category were identified during public browsing of the website.
This classification may be updated if new technologies are added to the website.
Consent and Preference Management
In the website’s current configuration, no non-essential cookies or technologies intended for behavioral advertising, marketing, or third-party analytics were identified that would require a specific visitor consent mechanism.
For this reason, as of the last update of this Policy, the website does not display a cookie consent banner for standard public browsing.
If non-essential technologies requiring consent or another form of user choice are implemented in the future, Dalforth may provide appropriate mechanisms for managing those preferences, as required by applicable law.
Users may also use their browser settings to control certain forms of local storage, cookies, and website data, bearing in mind that disabling essential technical mechanisms may affect certain features.
Cookies and Third-Party Services
As of the last update of this Policy, no non-essential third-party cookies intended for advertising, behavioral marketing, or external analytics were identified during standard public browsing of dalforth.com.
The website may use third-party services and components for specific functionality, infrastructure, hosting, email delivery, forms, security, or technical support. Use of such services does not, by itself, mean that cookies or tracking technologies are used in visitors’ browsers.
If a third-party service begins using cookies or similar technologies directly in a user’s browser, that use may be governed by the relevant provider’s policies and practices, without prejudice to Dalforth’s obligations under applicable law.
Dalforth may periodically review third-party services integrated into the website and update this Policy whenever there is a material change in the use of cookies or other storage technologies.
Changes to This Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy may be reviewed and updated periodically to reflect changes in the website’s technologies, integrated third-party services, Dalforth’s practices, or applicable law.
The latest version of this Policy will always be available on the website, together with its respective last-updated date.
Where a material change requires specific notice to users, Dalforth may take additional information or consent-related steps, as applicable.
Contact
For questions, requests, or matters relating to cookies and similar technologies on this website, please contact Dalforth using the following channel:
Email: privacy@dalforth.com
For broader information about Dalforth’s processing of personal data, please also refer to the Privacy Policy available on this website.
Last updated: October 23, 2026.