Publication revision 2026-10-11

Cookies & Local Storage

This notice explains how the Flux Cluster website and Control Centre use storage in your browser.

Sign-in storage

The Control Centre stores authentication session information in browser local storage. This supports sign-in, session renewal and access to your account and authorised downloads.

Local storage saves information for a particular website. Unlike cookies, its contents are not automatically sent with every page request.

Your browser may also cache website files, such as images and stylesheets, to help pages load efficiently.

Analytics and advertising

Flux Cluster does not use analytics, advertising cookies, tracking pixels or other non-essential tracking technologies on its website and Control Centre.

This does not mean that no technical information is processed. Necessary authentication information and operational or security logs are described in our Privacy Notice.

If we introduce optional tracking technologies, we will update this notice and obtain any required consent before using them.

Your choices

You can remove stored website data through your browser’s privacy settings. Clearing Control Centre data may sign you out. Blocking local storage may prevent sign-in and other account features from working correctly.

Clearing browser data does not delete your Flux Account, change your existing access rights or restart a trial.

On a shared computer, sign out when you have finished.

Contact

For questions about cookies, local storage or privacy, contact privacy@fluxcluster.co.uk.

Flux Cluster is operated by Terry Spencer-Hopkins trading as Flux Cluster.