Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small text files or similar browser/device storage mechanisms used by a site or third-party service. They can support essential operation, preferences, security, audience measurement or third-party integrations.

2. Technologies used on this site

The technologies actually loaded depend on the page and runtime configuration.

• Strictly necessary: technical storage may be used for security, routing, sessions or remembered preferences where applicable law permits this without consent.
• Default Next.js measurement: the current Next.js runtime loads Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights by default through the shared site analytics loader.
• Optional analytics: configuration can enable additional analytics or experimentation providers such as Ahrefs, Google Tag Manager/Google Analytics, VWO, PostHog, Heap, Datadog RUM or Mixpanel. Legacy pages may also load Google Translate or other third-party scripts.

3. Consent and changing your choices

Where applicable law requires consent, non-essential technologies should be enabled only after an appropriate choice has been collected. A consent banner or manager is not guaranteed to be available on every site surface. Browser settings can also be used to block or delete cookies and other site data.

Blocking storage or third-party scripts may affect features such as remembered preferences, translation, analytics or embedded services.

4. Retention

Retention depends on the technology and provider. Session storage generally expires with the session, while persistent storage remains until its configured expiry, deletion by the user or another applicable retention limit. Third-party providers may publish their own retention periods.

5. Updates

This policy may be updated when the site runtime, analytics configuration, providers or applicable rules change. The revision date at the top identifies the current version.