Cookie policy

No cookies are set: not for analytics, not for advertising, not for sessions. There are no accounts, so there is no session to keep, and no third-party scripts that would set cookies of their own.

What is used instead

Two browser storage mechanisms are used, both local to your device and neither transmitted with requests the way a cookie is.

• LocalStorage holds preferences such as your theme choice, so the interface does not flash the wrong colours on load.
• IndexedDB holds saved research projects, bookmarks, collections and notes — but only what you explicitly chose to save.

Why this distinction matters

Cookies are attached to every request to a server, which is what makes them useful for tracking. LocalStorage and IndexedDB are read only by code already running on the page and are never sent anywhere. Nothing stored locally reaches us, because there is no server to reach.

Clearing it

The privacy center shows exactly what is stored and lets you remove any part of it. Clearing site data in your browser has the same effect.