Cookie Policy
This site sets no cookies of any kind and stores nothing in your browser. The pages are plain HTML, one stylesheet and one short first-party script that opens the navigation menus, the right-hand list and the expandable answers. Nothing about your visit is remembered between pages or between visits. The audit below lists every storage and tracking technology a website could use and states whether this one uses it.
Storage audit
| Technology | Used on this site? | Details |
|---|---|---|
| First-party cookies | No | The server sets no cookies, and the script on the site contains no code that could write one. |
| Third-party cookies | No | No third party is able to set a cookie through this site, because no third-party script, frame or embed is loaded. |
| localStorage | No | Nothing is written to or read from localStorage. Settings such as whether a list is expanded are held in memory only and forgotten when the page closes. |
| sessionStorage | No | Not used at all. |
| IndexedDB | No | Not used at all. No database is created in your browser. |
| Tracking pixels | No | There are no tracking or measurement images, no beacons and no conversion tags anywhere on the site. |
| Browser fingerprinting | No | No script collects screen, font, canvas, device or timing characteristics, and no such technique is used by any means. |
| Web fonts | Yes | The typefaces are requested from Google Fonts. This sends your IP address to Google as part of an ordinary web request. No cookie is set on this site by it. |
| Server access logs | Yes | Our hosting provider records IP address, date and time, requested URL, referring page if sent, and user-agent string, and keeps them for 30 days. |
2. This site sets no cookies
There are no first-party cookies and no third-party cookies. Nobody can set a cookie through this site, because no external script, advertising tag, social button, video embed, comment system, chat widget or content delivery network is loaded on any page. There is no analytics product of any kind. There are no session identifiers, because there are no sessions: the site has no accounts and nothing to sign in to.
4. What does happen when you load a page
Two things. Our hosting provider writes a line in its access log recording your IP address, the time, the page you asked for, the referring page if your browser sends one, and your user-agent string; those logs are kept for 30 days. And your browser requests the stylesheet and font files from Google Fonts, which means Google receives your IP address as part of that request. Google's handling of it is described at policies.google.com/privacy. That request does not set a cookie on this site.
5. No browser storage and no fingerprinting
As the audit shows, localStorage, sessionStorage and IndexedDB are each marked "No", as are tracking pixels and fingerprinting. The script that runs on the page handles the menus, the list of questions and the expandable answers, and holds its state in memory for as long as the page is open. Reload the page and it starts again from the default, because nothing was written down.
6. After you follow an affiliate link
This site carries a paid affiliate link to Norton AntiVirus Plus. Following it takes you to a different company's website, and that company and the affiliate network that operates the link may set cookies on their own domains in order to record where the referral came from. ORYNA s.r.o. does not control those cookies, cannot read them and does not receive them. What they do is described in the privacy and cookie notices published on those sites, which are the documents to check if you want the detail.
7. Controlling cookies in your browser
Every major browser lets you see what has been stored, delete it, and block future storage. The controls sit in the privacy or site settings section: in Chrome and Edge under Privacy and security, in Firefox under Privacy & Security, and in Safari under Privacy and the Websites tab. From there you can clear everything stored by all sites, clear storage for one site, block third-party cookies, or block all cookies — bearing in mind that the last option will break sites that genuinely need them to keep you signed in. Doing any of this will not change how this site behaves, since it stores nothing to begin with.
8. What happens if this ever changes
If cookies or any other storage were introduced at some future point, this page would be rewritten first to describe exactly what is stored, by whom and for how long, the effective date would be updated, and a working consent mechanism would be in place before anything was set. Consent would be sought before the first cookie, not after it.
9. Contact
Questions about this page go to info@crispphase.online. The privacy policy covers the access logs and the font request in more detail, including how long each is kept and who receives them.