What a cookie is
A cookie is a small value a website can store through your browser and receive with later requests. Websites may use cookies for necessary functions, preferences, analytics or advertising. Local storage is a separate browser mechanism that can retain values between visits.
Features in this website
The supplied static pages and script do not implement analytics cookies, advertising cookies, cross-site tracking or local-storage records. Navigation state and scroll effects operate in page memory. They do not require a stored profile.
| Feature | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| Mobile navigation | Open or closed state stays in the current page only. |
| Question drafting | Text is assembled locally without a site-managed saved draft. |
| Copy draft | Writes text to the device clipboard only when you choose the action and the browser permits it. |
| Download text | Creates a text file for your browser to save on your device. |
| Scroll reveals | Observes element visibility locally; no activity report is transmitted by the script. |
Browser and hosting behaviour
Your browser may cache files or restore form fields according to its own settings. Downloaded files and clipboard contents are not cookies. Hosting infrastructure may also have security or delivery features outside the supplied page code. This page describes the included website implementation and does not provide an inventory of independently added services.
Additional services
If a separate consent manager, analytics service or other storage feature is added to the deployed website, its actual purposes, providers, duration and controls must be disclosed. Any consent interface supplied separately should explain how choices can be changed. The supplied script does not itself store or manage those choices.
Your controls
You can use your browser settings to inspect or remove cookies and site data, manage clipboard permissions and clear downloaded files. Blocking JavaScript disables the local draft buttons and mobile dropdown behaviour but does not remove access to the lesson files themselves.
For questions, email [email protected]. Read the Privacy page for information about email correspondence and technical requests.