Cookies
We do not set any. This page explains what that means, and what the one thing we do store on your machine actually is.
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We set no cookies
Not for analytics, not for advertising, not for sessions. There is no consent banner on bram because there is nothing to consent to — under the ePrivacy Directive and the UK PECR, consent is required for storage that is not strictly necessary, and we do not perform any.
This site previously loaded an advertising script that did set third-party cookies. It has been removed.
The one thing stored on your machine
Your theme choice — light or dark — is saved in your browser’s localStorage under the key bram-theme. Some tools also keep their last settings the same way, so a slider you moved is still where you left it.
localStorage is not a cookie. The difference matters: a cookie is attached to every request your browser makes to the site, so the server sees it. localStorage is never transmitted — it stays on your device and is only ever read by the page itself. We cannot see your theme preference, and nothing about it reaches our logs.
You can clear it at any time through your browser’s “clear site data” control. The only consequence is that the site opens in its default theme next time.
Third-party requests
There are none. Typefaces used to load from Google Fonts and are now served from this domain, so no request leaves for another company at all — which is also why no other company can set a cookie on you here even if it wanted to.
Do Not Track
We honour it by default, in the sense that there is nothing to switch off — we do not track with the header set or unset.