Cookies and localStorage are different
A cookie is a small value a browser can send with web requests. localStorage is browser storage that a page's script can read on the same origin; it is not automatically attached to each request. Both can retain information between visits, so both deserve a clear explanation.
What this site stores
The preference controls below can write one localStorage entry: cedarwhirlscandi-cookie-preference. Its value is either essential or accepted. The entry contains no name, email address, message or browsing history.
The preference remains in that browser until you change it, clear it below or remove site data through browser settings. It does not follow you to a different browser or device. If storage is blocked, the site remains readable.
Your local preference
Either choice leaves optional tracking disabled because none is included in this website. Saving a preference does not authorise a future service that has not been described.
Contact drafts are not saved here
The message tool keeps a prepared draft in the current page's memory. It does not place contact details in localStorage or cookies. A downloaded text file and copied clipboard text are managed by your device, not by these preference controls.
Hosting and external websites
The supplied site scripts do not set cookies. Delivery or security features operated by the hosting service may be managed separately. If you follow an external source link, the destination website's storage practices apply there.
Changing browser settings
Most browsers let you inspect and delete cookies and site data, block storage, or use a private browsing session. The exact controls vary. Deleting this site's localStorage removes the saved preference without deleting a draft you have already downloaded.
Related information
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