Cookies
Last updated: 5 October 2026
This page explains what this website stores in your browser. It is written to describe what the site actually does — nothing more.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small piece of data a website stores in your browser. Browsers also offer similar storage such as localStorage, which works the same way for our purposes: a small piece of information kept on your device.
What this site uses
This website runs no analytics and no third-party tracking. There are no advertising cookies, no measurement cookies, and no third-party scripts of any kind. The only item stored in your browser by this site is your accept or reject preference, held on your own device.
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
nodevectorfinancialplanningConsent | Stores your cookie-consent choice (accepted or rejected) so the banner does not reappear | Until you clear browser data | This site (first-party, localStorage) |
No analytics or third-party cookies are listed here because none exist on this site.
The consent banner
On your first visit a small banner explains that no analytics or third-party tracking runs here, and offers Accept and Reject buttons. Your choice is saved to localStorage on your device under the key above. Rejecting does not block any site functionality — because nothing is being tracked either way, the choice simply records your preference and hides the banner.
If your browser has localStorage disabled or is in a private mode that blocks storage, the banner cannot be saved and will reappear next visit. The site continues to work normally; no tracking is introduced in that case either.
How to change or withdraw your choice
You can clear the stored choice at any time by clearing site data in your browser settings, which will show the banner again on your next visit. You can also remove the single key nodevectorfinancialplanningConsent from your browser’s localStorage for this site.
Impact of disabling
Because no analytics or third-party tracking runs on this site, clearing or refusing the stored choice has no effect on what is measured — nothing is measured regardless. The only visible effect is that the consent banner will appear again.
More information
For how any data you submit through the contact form is handled, see our privacy policy.