Cookie Policy

This site keeps very little in your browser, and none of it is used for advertising.

Last updated · 22 July 2026

What this covers
Cookies, local storage and session storage are all small pieces of data a site keeps in your browser. We use browser storage rather than tracking cookies, but the same choices and controls apply, so we describe everything here.
What we store
Your signed-in session — the tokens that keep you logged in and your role. If you tick "Remember me" these are kept until you sign out; if you do not, they are discarded when you close the tab. Alongside that we store your display preferences: language, light or dark theme, layout and text size. That is all.
What we do not do
No advertising cookies, no cross-site tracking, no selling or sharing of browsing behaviour with data brokers, and no profiling of you for marketing.
Managing what is stored
Signing out clears your session immediately. You can also clear site data for this domain from your browser settings at any time — you will simply be signed out and your display preferences will return to their defaults. Blocking storage entirely will prevent you from staying signed in.
Changes
If we ever add anything beyond the essentials described here, we will update this page and say so before it takes effect.

Questions about this page?

Write to us and we will explain anything here in plain language.