Browser technologies
Cookie policy
Last updated July 30, 2026
What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of data that a website can ask a browser to store. Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, and identifiers used to deliver or measure an online service.
Technologies used on this website
Essential technologies may be used to deliver pages, maintain security, prevent abuse, and support basic operation. We may also use limited performance information to understand whether pages load and function as expected.
Examples of purposes that may be considered essential include:
- Routing a request and delivering page assets.
- Applying security and abuse-prevention controls.
- Maintaining temporary technical state needed by the server.
- Diagnosing failures and protecting service availability.
The website does not require a paid membership or shopping account in order to browse coupon pages.
Current categories
| Category | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Page delivery, security, request handling, and core functionality | Session-based or limited to operational need |
| Performance | Aggregate troubleshooting and service-performance information, when enabled | Limited according to the provider’s settings |
| Affiliate referral | Attribution after you choose an outbound merchant link | Set and controlled by the merchant or affiliate partner |
The exact name and lifetime of a third-party cookie are controlled by the third party and can change independently of this website.
Merchant and affiliate technologies
When you follow an outbound offer link, the merchant or affiliate network may use its own cookies and identifiers to operate the destination website, remember preferences, measure referrals, or complete a purchase. Those technologies are governed by the third party’s policies.
An affiliate identifier can help a merchant or network recognize that a visit came from this website. If a qualifying purchase is completed, that information may be used to calculate a commission. See the Affiliate disclosure for more information.
Analytics and advertising
We do not require an advertising-profile account for ordinary browsing. If optional analytics, advertising, personalization, or consent-dependent technologies are introduced, this policy should be updated to describe their purpose and the controls available to users.
Managing cookies
Most browsers let you review, block, or delete cookies through their settings. Blocking essential technologies can affect how some websites work. You can also avoid following an outbound link if you do not want to interact with the destination website.
Common browser controls may allow you to:
- Delete stored cookies and site data.
- Block all cookies or only third-party cookies.
- Clear data when the browser closes.
- Limit tracking or cross-site activity.
- Use a private-browsing mode.
Browser settings do not control information already processed, and they may not prevent every form of server-side logging or link attribution.
Do Not Track and similar signals
Browsers and jurisdictions use different privacy preference signals, and there is not one universal response that applies to every website or third party. Where a legally recognized signal applies to this website, it should be handled as required. Third-party merchant sites are responsible for their own response.
Changes to this policy
This policy may change if website functionality, providers, or legal requirements change. The “Last updated” date identifies the current published version.
Contact
Questions about technologies used on this website can be sent to hello@dealscoop.org. For cookies set after visiting a merchant, consult the merchant’s cookie or privacy policy.