How local preferences, optional privacy-conscious analytics, and external providers may use browser storage or cookies.
Last reviewed August 3, 2026
The site stores a local theme preference in the browser so a reader's light or dark mode can persist. This preference is functional and is not used for advertising or cross-site tracking.
The hosting platform or security layer may set strictly necessary cookies or similar identifiers to protect deployments, prevent abuse, or maintain essential service functionality.
Analytics are disabled unless a supported provider is configured. When enabled, the project is intended to use aggregate, privacy-conscious measurement rather than advertising profiles or cross-site behavioral tracking.
If a future provider or feature requires additional cookies, consent, or disclosure, this policy and the site configuration should be updated before that feature is enabled.
Browser settings can clear or block local storage and cookies, although blocking strictly necessary storage may affect theme persistence, security, or access to protected deployments.