Information about cookies used by the Typomania basket and checkout processes
To 'remember' things like product choices, websites have to assign their visitors some sort of unique id or reference. A common way to do this is to use a 'cookie' – a small text file that browsers store on users' computers.
The Typomania system issues visitors with a number which is required in order to save items in a basket. The main content of websites built our systems can be viewed with cookies disabled, but e-commerce functions won't work.
When a user creates an account on a website it becomes possible to associate their visitor id with their personal information, and build up a history of website interactions. Some third party advertising distribution systems pass user ids to a centralised system so that a histories can extend across multiple websites.
Typomania doesn't use any external systems and doesn't track or profile visitors.