Cookies

Cookies and browser storage.

How Genesis intends to use cookies, local favourites, and attribution on the public website.

Last updated 24 August 2026

This page explains how the Genesis public website uses essential browser storage, and how optional analytics or marketing tools should only run after the right consent choice.

Essential site behaviour

The website uses essential browser storage where needed to keep the site working, remember saved favourites, support form submission, and keep useful enquiry context.

Essential storage is not used for unrelated marketing tracking.

Favourites and local storage

Saved favourite developments and models may be stored locally in your browser so you can return to them without creating an account.

If you submit a form, those saved favourites may be included with your enquiry context so Genesis can follow up with a better understanding of your interests.

Analytics and attribution

If you allow analytics, Genesis may use privacy-conscious measurement to understand which pages, guides, developments, campaigns, or referral sources lead to useful enquiries.

Marketing tools, such as future ad pixels or campaign retargeting, should remain off unless you choose the marketing option.

Managing cookies

You can usually manage or block cookies through your browser settings. Blocking some storage may affect favourites, attribution, or parts of the enquiry experience.

The site includes a consent control for analytics and marketing choices. Essential storage remains active for core site behaviour, while future analytics and marketing tools should check consent before running.