What cookies are
Cookies are small pieces of information that a website can ask a browser to store and return on later requests. Related technologies, including localStorage and sessionStorage, can also retain information on a device. A browser’s ordinary cache is different: it can keep copies of resources to help pages load efficiently.
What these static pages use
The supplied HTML, CSS and JavaScript do not set cookies, read or write localStorage or sessionStorage, install a service worker or include analytics and advertising scripts. The navigation toggle and scroll effects keep their temporary state only in the open page.
The contact composer does not store a draft in website-managed persistent storage. It prepares text in the current page. Your browser may independently offer autofill or restore form content, according to its settings.
Copying and downloading
When you choose Copy text, the browser is asked to put your prepared note on the clipboard. When you choose Download text, a plain-text file is created for you to save. These actions are not cookies, but the resulting text may persist in clipboard history, downloaded files or device backups until you remove it.
Hosting and separately added services
This notice describes the supplied static site code. Hosting infrastructure, security services or a consent interface added separately may have their own storage behaviour. Any such deployment additions need to be assessed and disclosed accurately by the operator; this notice does not claim to describe unconfigured services.
No optional tracking feature is included in these files, and no optional tracker needs to run to read the editorial pages or use the local composer. If optional services are introduced later, the notice and any required consent controls should be updated before those services are activated.
Your browser choices
You can inspect site storage, remove stored data and manage cookie permissions through your browser’s privacy settings. You can also clear cache, clipboard history and downloads separately. The relevant controls depend on your browser and operating system.
Blocking JavaScript disables the message composer and mobile menu toggle. The page content, ordinary links and contact email remain in the HTML; on narrow screens, use the links within the content to explore or visit the homepage directly.
Questions
For questions about storage or a feature you observe, email [email protected]. Include the page and a description, but do not send private browser records unnecessarily. Our privacy notice explains local message preparation and email correspondence.