Cookies and storage
This site installs no non-essential cookies and no tracking tools. A short cookie notice explains this once and remembers that you have seen it with a single local-storage flag. This page explains the actual setup.
1. Default setup
The default build uses no non-essential cookies, no analytics and no advertising tools. The only item it stores in your browser is one local-storage flag, named zsc-cookie-notice, which records that you dismissed the cookie notice. Because there is nothing optional to accept, the notice offers a single “Got it” action rather than accept and reject choices. Extra choices would only simulate a decision that does not exist here.
2. Inventory
| Category | Used in this build? |
|---|---|
| Non-essential cookies | No |
| Analytics or measurement | No |
| Advertising or retargeting | No |
| Persistent preferences (local storage or similar) | One flag only: it remembers that the cookie notice was dismissed. No other preferences are stored. |
| Memory-only page state (filters, feedback draft) | Yes, held only while the page is open |
| Hosting-related technical mechanisms | Depends on the hosting provider; not configured by this build |
3. Memory-only selections
The archive filter choices and any text in the feedback-draft tool are kept in the page’s memory. Reloading or closing the page clears them. Nothing is written to cookies, and the only local-storage item is the cookie-notice flag described above.
4. The cookie notice
The notice appears at the first visit, can be closed with “Got it” or the Escape key, and stays closed on later visits while the flag is present. Clearing your browser’s site data removes the flag, and the notice will then appear again. The notice needs JavaScript; without it nothing is stored at all.
5. Hosting-related mechanisms
A hosting provider or network service in front of the site may use technical mechanisms, such as security or load-balancing cookies or request logs, that this build does not control and does not list. Which ones apply depends on the real hosting configuration. See Privacy.
6. If this changes
If non-essential tools are added later, consent controls must stop them loading until an appropriate choice has been made, offer reject and manage actions as easily as accept, and match the exact inventory. A banner alone does not make any particular deployment compliant.