Cookie Policy (a.k.a. The Cache & Packet Logs)

Last Updated: October 18, 2026

At our site, we take digital integrity seriously—and we like our cookies baked with clean code. This policy explains what cookies are, how we parse them, and how you can control your local cache.

1. What are “Cookies” anyway?

In the non-digital world, cookies are delicious baked treats. In our world, cookies are small string data packets stored in your browser’s local memory (localStorage / HTTP cookies). They act like temporary RAM for your website session, remembering who you are and how you like things configured so you don’t have to re-enter your preferences on every page reload.

2. The Packet Breakdown (Types of Cookies We Use)

We categorise our cookies into distinct executable tiers:

3. Third-Party Telemetry & External Scripts

We keep external dependencies to a minimum. If we embed third-party services (like maps, form handlers, or media embeds), they may store their own session cookies. We do not trade, dump, or sell your local data to shady advertising networks.

4. Overriding & Purging Your Cache

You hold root privileges over your own browser! If you want to block or delete cookies:

• Chrome: Settings > Privacy and security > Delete browsing data
• Firefox: Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data
• Edge / Brave / Safari: Navigate to your browser’s Privacy & Security panel and hit Clear Cache / Cookies.

Note: Clearing essential cookies may cause runtime exceptions (or just break site functionality).

5. Ping Us

Got questions about our data protocols? Drop us an email or reach out through our contact form.