Cookie Policy & Web Telemetry Standards
Detailed overview of cookies and local storage tokens used on Flow Harbor Point, their categories, retention durations, and management instructions.
1. What Are Cookies and Local Storage?
Cookies and local storage tokens are small text files or key-value entries placed on your device when you visit websites. They enable the site to remember your actions, session state, and preferences over time, as well as ensure the stability and security of web communications.
At Flow Harbor Point, we maintain a lightweight, privacy-focused web infrastructure. We do not deploy intrusive third-party cross-site advertising trackers or behavioural fingerprinting mechanisms.
2. Categories of Cookies We Deploy
A. Strictly Necessary (Essential) Cookies
These cookies and local storage tokens are required for the basic operation and security of the website. Without these tokens, the site cannot function reliably. They do not store personally identifying information.
B. Functional & Preference Tokens
These entries store your explicit preferences, such as whether you have accepted or rejected non-essential telemetry banners, ensuring you are not repeatedly prompted on subsequent page views.
C. Aggregate Telemetry & Performance (Non-Essential)
We use privacy-preserving, aggregate telemetry to understand visitor page flow patterns, verify server load balancing, and identify potential 404 navigation errors. IP addresses are automatically masked, and data is aggregated without individual tracking profiles.
3. Comprehensive Cookies & Local Storage Table
The table below lists every cookie and local storage item utilized on https://flowharborpoint.click:
| Token Name | Category | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
flowharbor_cookie_consent | Preference | First-party (flowharborpoint.click) | Stores your cookie preference selection (accepted or rejected) | 12 months (localStorage) |
_fhp_sess | Strictly Necessary | First-party (flowharborpoint.click) | Maintains secure HTTP session token and CSRF form validation token | Session (Browser close) |
_fhp_telemetry | Performance | First-party (flowharborpoint.click) | Measures aggregate page navigation latency and CDN caching performance (anonymized) | 30 days |
_fhp_nav_state | Functional | First-party (flowharborpoint.click) | Retains temporary mobile navigation drawer state during single-session visits | Session |
4. Managing and Disabling Cookies
You can control, adjust, or disable cookies through several methods:
4.1 On-Site Cookie Banner
When you first visit our website, a prominent cookie preference banner is presented allowing you to either Accept All or Reject Non-Essential cookies. Rejecting non-essential telemetry will not restrict or degrade any functional aspect of our website.
4.2 Browser Configuration Settings
Most modern web browsers allow you to inspect, block, or delete cookies through their privacy settings:
- Mozilla Firefox: Preferences → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
- Google Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies
- Apple Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data
- Microsoft Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
5. Impact of Disabling Cookies
If you configure your browser to reject all cookies (including essential session tokens), you will still be able to browse our public articles, services overview, and pricing documentation. However, certain interactive components—such as form submission status retention and saved preference states—may require re-initialization on each page visit.
6. Interaction with Privacy Policy
For full details on how we safeguard client confidentiality, data retention policies, and your individual rights under data protection legislation, please review our comprehensive Privacy Policy.
If you have questions regarding our cookie implementation, contact our technical desk at info@flowharborpoint.click or telephone +66 74 000 652.