A little transparency
Useful signals.
A little privacy.
The collection follows what visitors choose to explore. Here is what that means for your visit.
How product order changes
Opening a product, exploring its gallery, or following its website link can add one interest click. Each product counts at most once per browser per UTC day. The highest all-time total comes first; ties keep the maker’s chosen order. The order updates when the collection loads, so cards stay put while you browse.
These are interest signals, not verified people, purchases, or product ratings. Opening this privacy page, browsing a page without clicking a product, or following the support and social links does not add a product click.
A fresh browser identifier each day
When you first click a product, the site keeps a random daily identifier and a short list of products already counted in this browser’s local storage. This avoids counting repeated clicks. The entry is called livedspark-interest-v1; it is replaced when a product is clicked on a new UTC day.
The ranking feature sends the product ID and daily random identifier to this website. A duplicate-check record contains the product ID, UTC date, a one-way hash of that daily identifier, and a random receipt ID. It does not contain the raw browser identifier, page URLs, search terms, IP address, user agent, name, or email.
Records older than yesterday (UTC) are removed when another product click is processed. A quiet period can delay that cleanup. Aggregate product totals remain for ranking.
Your browser choices are respected
With Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control enabled, the ranking feature does not create browser storage or report clicks. If local storage is unavailable, browsing still works and clicks are not reported. Clearing this site’s browser data removes the local identifier and counted-product list. A later product click can then create a fresh identifier, so these totals do not count unique people.
There are no advertising trackers or third-party analytics scripts in this feature. Private owner previews do not report product clicks. Website hosting still receives the normal requests needed to serve pages, and linked product, payment, and support services have their own privacy information.