What cookies and local storage do
Cookies are small values a website can store in your browser and, depending on their settings, receive with later requests. Local storage is a separate browser mechanism for keeping values for a website. Both can support preferences, and both can also be used for tracking.
The supplied HTML and JavaScript use neither cookies nor localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB. There are no analytics or advertising integrations in the application code.
What runs locally
The mobile menu and scroll effects keep temporary page state in memory. The contact tool uses form entries to create a text draft in the current page. It does not save those entries as a site preference or transmit them to us.
Using Copy puts the draft in your clipboard, subject to browser permission. Using Download creates a file on your device. These are user-requested actions, not cookies. Clipboard history, device synchronization, browser autofill and downloaded-file retention are controlled by your device and browser settings.
| Feature | Behavior | Persistence |
|---|---|---|
| Navigation and reveals | Temporary interface state | Current page only |
| Message preparation | Draft constructed in memory | No application storage |
| Copy text | Writes to the clipboard on request | Controlled by your device |
| Download text | Creates a local .txt file on request | Until you remove the file |
Hosting and separately added services
Hosting infrastructure can receive technical request data and may apply its own security or operational mechanisms. A consent-management layer or other service added separately at deployment may also store preferences. Those behaviors are not implemented by the supplied application script.
If the live site presents a separate consent panel, consult its disclosures and controls for the categories it manages. Do not infer that optional tracking exists merely because a panel is displayed. Any optional service introduced later should be described accurately and obtain consent before activation where legally required.
Your controls
You can inspect and clear site data through your browser’s privacy settings. Browser controls may also block cookies, clear autofill and manage permissions for clipboard access. Clearing website data does not automatically delete a downloaded draft or remove an email you have already sent.
Questions about storage or privacy can be sent to [email protected]. See Your Data, Plainly for broader information about technical requests and correspondence.