Cookies

The short answer

The site sends no cookies and uses no Google Analytics, no Facebook pixel and no other tracking tool. This has been checked at server level too: not one page returns a header that sets a cookie.

The one thing that stays in your browser

A single entry, and only the one you create yourself when you switch the theme. It is kept in your browser's local storage, which is not a cookie: it is never sent to the server with any request and cannot be used to recognise you.

• Name: tema
• Value: light or dark
• Where it lives: your browser's local storage, on your device
• How long it lasts: until you clear it, since it has no expiry
• What happens without it: the site takes light or dark from your operating system

Why there is no consent banner even with measurement

Consent is required for what is not necessary for the site to work, and only once it becomes tracking of an individual: cookies that recognise you, advertising pixels, third-party tools. I measure visits myself without any of that, and without any marker that could join two visits into the same person. Counting like that does not require consent, so a banner would have nothing to ask.

What the site loads from other servers

Nothing. Fonts, images and scripts sit on the same server as the site, so opening a page sends no request to any third party and your address does not end up with someone you did not choose. The only exception starts with your own click: the WhatsApp button leads to a third party service, and only then, and only on your click.

How to clear it

In your browser settings, clear site data for this address, or use a private window where nothing is kept. The site works the same afterwards, the theme simply falls back to your system setting. If local storage is blocked, the site still works.

How I measure visits

The measurement is my own and runs on the same server as the site. It records which page was opened and when, the domain of the site you came from, but not the full address, the campaign name if you arrived through a tagged link, the device type and the screen width class. There is no marker that could join two visits into the same person, nothing is written to your device, your IP address is neither read nor stored for measurement, and no data goes to Google or any other company. Individual records are deleted after 90 days, leaving only aggregate counts per page. I also record how the page is used: the point on the page where a click occurred, how far the page was scrolled, and how long each section stayed on screen. These are counters per page and screen-width class, not records of a single visit: an individual click is never stored, it only increases the shared number for that spot.