Cookie Settings
Cookie table
| Name | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|
| cookieConsent | Essential | until cleared |
Cookie choices should be clear. Essential storage keeps consent and basic session behaviour stable; optional analytics are only useful when a visitor accepts them.
Data storage on your device
All device storage displayed: single entry. Local rather than cookies; your choice only, no cross-site identifiers. Advertising, tracking and profiling absent. Analytics choice recorded but loads only upon use. The analytics script itself only loads after you have actually ticked the box for it. Nothing beyond your one recorded choice is written to storage at any point. That is the full inventory; there is no second, hidden entry alongside it.
How we handle your choices
Strictly necessary storage for delivered services requires no consent; other storage does. Banner shows before optional elements, analytics unchecked at start, closing is not consent. Consent is specific, informed and voluntary—refusing carries no penalty. Everything functions identically either way. A visitor who says no sees the same site, function for function, as one who says yes. That sequence — ask, then load — is fixed, not adjustable per visitor.
Modifying your consent anytime
Your mind can change anytime, and it's just as simple as consenting. The settings button shows the banner with your current selection. Unchecking analytics stops optional storage immediately. Erase browser data to delete the consent record; the banner reappears on next visit. Processing before withdrawal remains lawful. Once unticked, the optional script simply does not run again on this visit.
Cookie and data controls
All browsers provide privacy settings to block or delete cookies and local storage for all sites or one at a time. Blocking storage resets your banner on each visit yet nothing else changes—the site works without it. A page here looks and works the same whether or not the browser is set to block storage. The only visible effect of blocking storage is a banner that returns on your next visit. This mechanism operates entirely on the browser side, outside what any single site can touch.