Last updated: October 1, 2026
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Cookies this website sets
None for visitors. Browsing this website doesn't set any cookies.
Draft: once Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity are switched on at launch (#24), this part reads: “For visitors, only the website analytics cookies below. They don't contain your name or contact details. Google Analytics: _ga and _ga_ followed by an ID. They tell visits apart and count returning visitors. Kept for up to 2 years. Microsoft Clarity: _clck keeps a random visitor ID across visits (1 year), and _clsk links the pages of one visit (1 day). Microsoft may also set its own cookies, such as MUID, on its clarity.ms and bing.com addresses. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, the analytics tools don't load and these cookies aren't set.”
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Cookies other services may set
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- Google Maps sets its own cookies if you open it for directions.
Managing cookies
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. This website works without them.
More about how we handle information: Privacy Policy.
Draft: Matches the dev site as checked 2026-10-01 (no cookies on a plain visit; no analytics tags; no Facebook pixel). "Cookies this website sets" switches by itself when Google Analytics and Clarity go on at launch (#24); the yellow note above shows that text. If a contact form is added before launch, update this page and the Privacy Policy.