The Capital Girls League Cookie Policy
Information About Cookies
It is our hope to create a positive virtual space for girl’s football, a platform for joy, accomplishments, life lessons, stories and more. Cookies allow us to better understand the content out audience appreciates engaging with. A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers that our website places on your computer. These cookies allow us to distinguish you from other users of our website, which helps us to provide you with a good experience when you browse this website & also allows us to improve our site. Some of the cookies we use are "analytics" cookies. They allow us to recognise and count the number of visitors and to see how visitors move around the website when they are using it. This helps us to improve the way our website works, for example by ensuring that users are finding what they are looking for easily.
Functional and required cookies
Squarespace uses some necessary cookies because they allow visitors to navigate and use key features on your site. These cookies vary from site to site depending on the features it uses. For example, functional and required cookies help these features work:
Name
Purpose, type, and duration
_acloggedin
· Supports login by Scheduling client if the client has an account.
· Cookie
· January 1, 2025
_client_acloggedin
· Supports login by Scheduling client if the client has an account.
· Cookie
· January 1, 2025
algoliasearch-client-js
· Adds auto-populated suggestions to address fields in Scheduling to help clients complete forms faster.
· localstorage
· Persistent
CART
· Shows when a visitor adds a product to their cart
· Cookie
· Two weeks
CHECKOUT_WEBSITE
· Identifies the correct site for checkout when checkout on your domain is disabled.
· Cookie
· Session
client_username
· Remembers a logged in Scheduling client's username between visits
· Cookie
· One year
Commerce-checkout-state
· Stores state of checkout while the visitor is completing their order in PayPal
· sessionstorage
· Session
Crumb
· Prevents cross-site request forgery (CSRF).
· Cookie
· Session
hasCart
· Tells Squarespace that the visitor has a cart
· Cookie
· Two weeks
Locked
· Prevents the password-protected screen from displaying if a visitor enters the correct site-wide password.
· Cookie
· Session
PHPSESSID
· Securely authenticates a visitor during their checkout in Scheduling.
· Cookie
· One month
RecentRedirect
· Prevents redirect loops if a site has custom URL redirects. Redirect loops are bad for SEO.
· Cookie
· 30 minutes
remember_client
· Remembers Scheduling client’s login details if they have an account.
· Cookie
· 365 days
siteUserCrumb
· Prevents cross-site request forgery (CSRF)for logged in site users.
· Cookie
· Three years
SiteUserInfo
· Identifies a visitor who logs into a customer account
· Cookie
· Three years
SiteUserSecureAuthToken
· Authenticates a visitor who logs into a customer account
· Cookie
· Three years
squarespace-announcement-bar
· Prevents the announcement bar from displaying if a visitor dismisses it
· localstorage
· Persistent
squarespace-likes
· Shows when you've already "liked" a blog post.
· localstorage
· Persistent
squarespace-popup-overlay
· Prevents the promotional pop-up from displaying if a visitor dismisses it
· localstorage
· Persistent
ss_cookieAllowed
· Remembers if a visitor agreed to placing analytics cookies on their browser if a site is restricting the placement of cookies
· Cookie
· 30 days
ss_sd
· Ensures that visitors on the Squarespace 5 platform remain authenticated during their sessions.
· Cookie
· Session
Test
· Investigates if the browser supports cookies and prevents errors.
· Cookie
· Session
TZ
· Enables a Scheduling client’s appointments to display correctly based on their time zone preferences.
· localstorage
· Persistent
Cross-site request forgery (CSRF)
CSRF is an attack vector that tricks a browser into taking unwanted action in an application when someone’s logged in.
Analytics and performance cookies
We use analytics and performance cookies to collect information on your behalf about how visitors interact with your site. Storing these cookies is how we populate the data you find in Squarespace analytics, such as traffic sources, unique visitors, and cart abandonment.
You can disable Squarespace analytics and performance cookies at any time.
Cookie Name
Duration
Purpose
ss_cid
Two years
Identifies unique visitors and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site
ss_cpvisit
Two years
Identifies unique visitors and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site
ss_cvisit
30 minutes
Identifies unique visitors and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site
ss_cvr
Two years
Identifies unique visitors and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site
ss_cvt
30 minutes
Identifies unique visitors and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site
Disable analytics and performance cookies
To stop Squarespace from placing these cookies on visitors’ browsers, you can disable analytics and performance cookies at any time:
1. In the Home menu, click Settings, and then click Cookies & visitor data.
2. Switch the Disable Squarespace analytics cookies toggle on.
3. To also display a cookie banner, switch the Cookie banner toggle on. To keep cookies disabled, under Disable Squarespace analytics cookies, check Disable analytics tracking even when users accept cookies.
4. Click Save.
You can also disable collecting these cookies from visitors until they accept your cookie policy in a cookie banner.
Disabling Squarespace analytics and performance cookies doesn’t disable cookies placed by third-party services connected to your site, such as Facebook Pixel or Google Analytics.
How disabling cookies changes what appears in analytics
After you disable analytics cookies, some data in Squarespace analytics won’t be a complete or accurate representation of visitor behavior.
Each pageview event counts like it’s from a new visitor each time. As a result, visits and unique visitors might appear much higher than normal. Each pageview counts as its own visit, when in reality, one visitor might view multiple pages. So, it might look like you have more visitors than you actually have in panels like:
· Traffic
· Sales
Another effect of disabling cookies is that clicks, order conversion rates, and referrer attributions in panels like Traffic sources and Form & button conversions won’t be accurate. This is because disabling cookies prevents analytics from connecting consecutive visitor events in the same session.
Additionally, if someone visited your site before you disabled cookies and returns when cookies are disabled, that person counts as a new visitor, because we’ll ignore those cookies and attempt to remove them to follow your decision.
Check your cookies
For the most common browsers, you can:
· Review which cookies are active in your browser’s settings.
· Clear cookies from your browser or device, either globally or from a specific website.
For help locating cookies on your device, visit your browser's documentation:
· Chrome
· Firefox
· Safari