Cookies

One, and only if you accept it: a small local record of the answer you gave the cookie bar, so you are not asked again on every page. It contains the word accepted or the word rejected and nothing else.

If you sign in, a session cookie is set so that you stay signed in. That one is strictly necessary — without it there is no signed-in state — and it disappears when you sign out.

There is none. No analytics product, no advertising technology, no cross-site tracking, no fingerprinting, no session recording, no social widgets and no third-party pixel of any kind is loaded by this site.

That is why the cookie bar can offer Reject all and Accept all as the same size of button in the same place: rejecting costs you nothing and breaks nothing.

Clear this site's storage in your browser and the bar will ask again. You can also block cookies for this site entirely; the service works without them apart from staying signed in.