Privacy notice
What nexstella.com and blog.nexstella.com collect, why, who processes it, how long it is kept, and how to ask for a copy or deletion.
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Cookies and browser storage
nexstella.com and blog.nexstella.com share one cookie of their own, and set analytics cookies only after you agree. This page lists each item by name, with what it does and how long it lasts.
In short
nexstella.com and blog.nexstella.com share one cookie of their own, nx_consent, to remember your analytics choice. Google Analytics sets its cookies only after you allow analytics, and never when your browser sends Global Privacy Control. Two browser storage items remember your color scheme and motion preference, a session note records how you reached a form, and the email you type for a booking reminder stays in local storage until you book or clear it.
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01 What we use
Which cookies and storage items does the site use?
The table lists every cookie and browser storage item the site uses. Items that need consent are never set before you agree. The rest hold your preferences, or a note that leaves your browser only with a message or booking you choose to send.
Browser storage belongs to each site, so blog.nexstella.com keeps its own color scheme and motion preferences. The notes about how you reached a form travel with you when a booking button on the blog takes you to nexstella.com.
| Name | Kind | What it does | How long it lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| nx_consent | Cookie on .nexstella.com | Remembers your analytics choice, so one answer covers nexstella.com and blog.nexstella.com. | 365 days |
| _ga and _ga_ followed by an id | Cookies set by Google Analytics, only with consent | Count visits and pages without identifying you. | Up to 13 months |
| nx-color-scheme | Local storage | Remembers whether you chose light, dark or system colors. | Until you clear it |
| nx-motion | Local storage | Remembers a motion preference, or that you paused animations, when one is set. | Until you clear it |
| nx-first-touch | Session storage | Keeps the first page of your visit and its campaign tags, so a message or booking can say how you reached us. | Cleared when you close the tab |
| nx-page | Session storage | Keeps the page you were on before this one, for the same reason. | Cleared when you close the tab |
| nx-lead-context | Session storage | Keeps what you told us on the way, such as a topic you picked, so you do not type it twice. | Cleared when you close the tab |
| nx-sticky-cta | Session storage | Remembers that you closed the booking bar on a small screen. | Cleared when you close the tab |
| nx-lead | Local storage | Holds the email you typed into a booking form and its reminder ids, so the one reminder is canceled once you book or send a message. | Until you book, send a message, or clear it |
02 Consent
How does analytics consent work?
Analytics is off until you answer. Before you do, the analytics tag is not on the page and your browser requests nothing from Google. If you agree, the tag loads in consent mode with ad features turned off. If you decline, the nx_consent cookie records the refusal so we stop asking.
If your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, we treat it as a refusal: analytics stays off and an earlier agreement is not used. Cloudflare Web Analytics counts visits with a cookieless beacon and sets nothing in your browser.
The nx_consent cookie lives on .nexstella.com, so the choice you make on nexstella.com or on blog.nexstella.com holds on both, and Cookie settings at the foot of either site changes it for both. Each site has its own cookieless Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon.
03 Third parties
What about the booking calendar and the spam check?
The booking calendar is provided by Cal.com and the spam check on the forms by Cloudflare. They load only on the pages that use them, run from their own domains, and follow their own cookie notices.
04 Your choice
How do you change your choice?
You can change your analytics choice at any time, and a new choice applies at once: allowing starts analytics on the page you are on, and declining stops it and deletes its cookies. None of this changes the pages you can read or the forms you can use.
- Choose Cookie settings at the foot of any page, then pick Allow analytics or Decline.
- Delete the nx_consent cookie in your browser settings, and the site asks again on your next visit.
- Turn on Global Privacy Control in your browser, and analytics stays off.
- Write to [email protected], and we will explain anything on this page.