What we store in your browser.

This site sets no advertising cookies and no tracking cookies. There is no Facebook pixel, no advertising tag and no third party following you from here to anywhere else.

The only thing we store by default is your answer to the cookie banner, so that we stop asking. Everything else is off until you switch it on.

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep, so it can recognise the browser later. Similar technologies do much the same job under different names. One of them is local storage, which is what this site uses.

We mention this because the honest description of our setup is that we use local storage rather than a cookie. The law treats both the same way, so we treat them the same way here.

Your consent choice. Stored in your browser under the name corefinity.consent as local storage, not a cookie. It records which categories you allowed and when you decided. It never leaves your device, we cannot read it from our servers, and it identifies nobody.

Nothing else, today. At the time this page took effect, that single entry is the only thing this site writes to your browser.

Strictly necessary. Remembering your consent choice and keeping the site secure. This cannot be turned off, because turning it off would mean asking you the same question on every page.

Analytics. Counting page views so we can see which pages people actually read and which ones need work. Off unless you turn it on. If we add an analytics tool, it will be one that respects this choice, and it will not run for anyone who said no.

Marketing. Measuring whether an advert brought someone here. We run no advertising at present, so this category currently does nothing at all. It exists so that the day we do run a campaign, you have already been asked rather than quietly opted in.

Hosting. The site runs on Vercel, which keeps standard server logs to deliver pages and block abuse. That is infrastructure rather than tracking, and it happens for every visitor regardless of consent.

Fonts. The Inter typeface is served from our own domain, not fetched from Google at page load. Your browser makes no request to Google when you visit this site.

Embeds. There are no embedded videos, maps, chat widgets or social buttons on this site, which is the usual way third party cookies arrive on a page.

You can change your answer whenever you like, and we will not make it difficult.

Change your cookie choices

You can also clear site data for this domain in your browser settings, which removes the stored choice and makes the banner appear again. Most browsers additionally let you block storage for a site entirely. If you do that, this site still works; it will simply ask you the question again on each visit, because it has nowhere to record the answer.

If we add anything that stores data in your browser, we will update this page and reset the banner so you are asked again, rather than treating an old answer as covering something new. For how we handle personal information more broadly, see the privacy policy.