What are cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of information a website can ask your browser to retain and send back with later requests. They can support technical functions, save preferences or enable tracking. Browser local storage and session storage are separate mechanisms that can also retain information on a device.
What the supplied pages use
The supplied HTML, CSS and JavaScript do not set cookies, use local storage or use session storage. They do not include advertising, analytics or tracking scripts. The menu and message drafting tool operate without a saved browser preference.
The contact draft exists in the page’s memory while it is open. It is not a cookie and is not automatically saved by the site. Browser autofill or session restoration may retain form fields independently of the supplied code.
Copying and downloading
Choosing Copy draft writes your prepared message to the device clipboard when the browser allows it. Choosing Download text creates a plain-text file on your device. Neither action sets a site cookie. Your operating system, browser or backup services may retain clipboard history or saved files according to their own settings.
Hosting and separately added features
Website delivery services may use essential technical mechanisms for security or request handling. A separately added consent interface or other deployment feature may also store a preference. Such mechanisms are not implemented in these supplied files, so their exact names, purposes and retention periods cannot be established from this code alone.
If deployment adds cookies or browser storage, this page should be updated with accurate details. A preference control should describe the actual mechanisms in use rather than imply that optional tracking is present when it is not.
Your browser choices
You can review or clear site cookies and storage through your browser’s privacy settings. Most browsers also offer options to block cookies or manage saved form information. Clearing browser site data will not necessarily delete downloaded files, email messages or operating-system clipboard history; manage those separately.
External references
Official destination and public-agency links lead to other websites. Those sites may use their own cookies and consent settings. Their policies apply after you visit them; this guide does not control their storage practices.
Questions
For a question about this information, contact [email protected]. Read the privacy notice for the wider explanation of browsing, local drafting and email choices.