Legal
Cookies and storage
There is no cookie banner on this site. That is not an oversight — it is what happens when a site does not set anything that requires consent.
In short
- No analytics cookies. No advertising cookies. No third-party cookies at all.
- One item in your browser's local storage: which colour theme you chose.
- Nothing is read from your device except that one value.
- No consent is asked for because nothing here needs it.
01What is stored on your device
One entry, in local storage rather than a cookie, which means it is never sent to the server.
| Key | Value | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| theme | light, dark, or absent | Remembers the theme you picked with the toggle in the header. Absent means follow your system setting. | Until you clear it, or clear site data in your browser. |
That is the complete list. There is no session cookie, no consent cookie, no identifier of any kind, and nothing that could distinguish your browser from another one.
02Why there is no banner
A consent banner is required when a site stores or reads information on your device for something you did not ask for — measurement, advertising, or building a profile. Storage that is strictly necessary to provide something you explicitly requested is exempt.
Remembering a theme you chose by clicking a theme switch is that exemption exactly: it exists only because you asked for it, it is not read by anyone, and it says nothing about you beyond a preference for dark or light. Asking permission to remember a click you just made would be theatre, and consent theatre is how banners stopped meaning anything.
The stronger point is what is absent. There are no third-party scripts on this site at all — no tag manager, no analytics, no embedded player, no font CDN. Fonts are served from this domain. There is nothing to consent to because nothing third-party is loaded.
03What the server sees anyway
Storing nothing on your device does not make a visit invisible, and it would be misleading to imply it does. Any web server necessarily receives the IP address a request comes from, the time, the page requested, and the browser string your browser sends. That happens before any question of cookies arises and cannot be switched off by either of us.
What is done with that, how long it is kept and how to object to it is in the privacy notice. Privacy notice
04Removing it
Set the theme toggle back to "system" and the entry is removed. Clearing site data for this domain in your browser removes it as well. Nothing breaks either way — the site falls back to your system setting.