Cookies
Cookies are small files a website stores in a visitor's browser to remember things between pages and visits — that they are logged in, their preferences, or that analytics should count them. Some are essential; others track behavior and require consent.
Why do cookies matter to your business?
Cookies power logins, shopping carts, and analytics, but tracking cookies also carry privacy obligations. Depending on where your visitors are, you may need consent banners and clear disclosure. Handling this properly protects you legally and builds trust.
At Nabee, cookies are used only where they earn their place, with consent handled where required. The goal is a product that works and respects privacy, not a wall of pop-ups.
A concrete example
A web app like Toree uses a cookie to keep someone logged in between pages. That is an essential cookie; separate analytics or marketing cookies are where consent rules typically apply.
Related terms
Common questions
- Do I need a cookie consent banner?
- It depends on your visitors' locations and the cookies you use. Tracking cookies generally require consent; essential ones often do not.
- Are cookies bad for privacy?
- Essential cookies are harmless; tracking cookies are what privacy rules target. Nabee uses them responsibly.
- Can my site work without cookies?
- Some features like logins need them, but tracking cookies are optional. Nabee keeps them minimal.