Last updated · August 29, 2026
Cookie Settings
Find for Event sets a small number of first-party cookies — no advertising, and no tracking across other sites. This page lists every cookie we set, lets you control the optional one, and explains the cookies that embedded maps and videos set on their own.
How we use cookies
Essential cookies keep the site working: they remember sign-ins and your analytics choice. One optional analytics cookie gives your browser a random identifier so we can count unique visitors and show vendors anonymous statistics about their profiles. Every cookie we set ourselves is first-party, and none of them is used for advertising or for tracking you across other websites.
Cookies set by embedded content
Some pages embed content served by other companies — maps from Google on vendor profiles and the churches page, and videos from YouTube in vendor portfolios. When one of those pages loads, that company may set its own cookies in its own frame and receives your IP address and browser information.
Those cookies are not ours and are not listed in the table below; we cannot set, read or remove them. They are governed by Google's terms and privacy policy. Blocking third-party cookies in your browser prevents most of them; the map or video may then not load.
Beyond cookies
Your favourites and your theme preference live in your browser's local storage, not in cookies, and are never sent to our servers.
Every cookie we set
| Cookie | Purpose | Duration | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| ffe_visitor | Anonymous identifier used to count unique visitors and de-duplicate vendor statistics. | 1 year | Analytics |
| ffe_vendor | Keeps vendors signed in to their dashboard. | 7 days | Essential |
| ffe_admin | Keeps administrators signed in. | 1 day | Essential |
| ffe_analytics_optout | Remembers that you switched analytics off. | 1 year | Essential |
Your choice
Anonymous usage analytics
Lets Find for Event count unique visits and show vendors anonymous statistics. Switching this off stops all analytics for this browser and removes the visitor cookie.
Essential cookies can't be switched off — the marketplace can't function without them.