Cookies

What we ask you about, and what we do not

On your first visit a bar appears at the bottom telling you what the site stores. It is not a request for consent, because there is nothing to consent to: the site uses no advertising or tracking cookies and measures nothing. The bar closes with a button and does not come back.

Consent is required for cookies that are not essential. This site uses none, so we ask you about nothing — asking for consent to something that is not happening would only be confusing.

Categories

Essential

The site would not work without them. The law requires no consent for them, so they cannot be switched off. What they currently amount to is set out below.

Preferences

Would remember your settings, such as the language you chose. We use none at present.

Analytics

Anonymous visit measurement, so we know which pages help people. We use none at present; if any are added, they will run only with your consent.

Marketing

Would let us measure advertising performance. We use none at present, and we neither sell nor pass data to advertising networks.

Cookies the site uses

None. This site does not store a single cookie in your browser — neither its own nor anyone else's. It has no need for them: it measures nothing and tracks nobody.

What the site remembers outside cookies

The site keeps three small things in your browser's storage (localStorage): your choice from the bar under the key cdi-cookies, the light or dark mode you picked under cdi-theme, and the time of your last form submission under cdi_contact_submissions, so that repeated submissions can be recognised. None of them is a cookie, none is sent to the server, and nobody but your browser can read them. You remove them by clearing the site's data in your browser settings.

Third-party services

The site loads nothing from outside domains — fonts, images and scripts are all hosted by us. There are no embedded videos, maps, tracking scripts or social buttons.

There is one exception, and it happens only when you submit the contact form: the details you filled in pass through FormSubmit, which delivers them to us by email. Nothing is stored in your browser along the way, and nothing is sent anywhere unless you submit the form.

If visit measurement is ever added, we will use a tool that neither sets cookies nor collects personal data, and we will name it here.

How to get rid of the cookie

There is nothing to delete — no cookie is created. What the site keeps in your browser is listed above, and you remove it by clearing the site's data in your browser settings.

How we handle the data you send us through the form is described in our Privacy.