I‘m curious what kind of cookies are created when a Website is published via Webflow. Does Webflow create only the necessary cookies or some others ones that need to be addressed in a cookie policy?
When it comes to privacy policies and cookie disclosure you should load your site in a clean browser and use developer tools to determine what is set. That way you know and can address it in your policy.
By default there are no cookies set unless you add third party scripts or custom code that does.
You can inspect https://base-stock.webflow.io/ as an example.
I guess I‘m not that tech-savvy to understand what they mean.
Because I know that it‘s not a legal obligation for the necessary cookies to be addressed in a cookie statement, but all analytics and marketing cookies are. But the Inspect tool doesn‘t tell me which cookies are which type.
Looks like your browser has cached cookies. Delete them and reload. There are none being loaded by that site.
You can determine what scripts set a cookie and then evaluate what the source is. If you need help with compliance on a production site let me know. I offer cookie consent and privacy policy solutions.
I might need for one future client project, so I‘ll have you in mind. Thank a lot!
Hi!
Opening up this thread to add my question.
It seems the base-stock webflow teamplate has 3 required cookies and one of them is from Calendly. These are for sure required first-party cookies for the proper functioning of the website. But how can we determine if they really don’t need a cookie consent? What should I tell my clients about them? Is there a way to confirm the website is complying with GDPR and European laws? Just saying they come from Webflow doesn’t help, I need a way to guarantee the websites I build with Webflow don’t need a cookie consent. Cookie consent pop-ups are something I’m trying to stay away from as much as I can. If anyone knows a way we can validate the purpose of these cookies please let us know 
I’m trying to find more info about the Calendly one. I don’t use Calendly, which is a known service. What’s that about and why is it coming from Webflow?
Cheers. Thank you in advance
