Cookies
This page describes what a cookie is, what this website stores, and how to refuse it. Related handling of enquiry details is in the privacy notice.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a site can ask your browser to store and send back later. They can remember a preference or measure visits. Similar storage, such as localStorage, stays on your device and is not sent to a server with every request. We use that second kind of storage for one choice.
What we use
Essential cookies are not required to read the pages. We do not set an analytics cookie, an advertising cookie, or a login cookie. The only record is your Accept or Reject choice on the banner.
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| keenarchway-cookie-consent | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected optional storage. The value is the word accepted or rejected. It is kept in localStorage, not sent as a cookie header. | Until you clear site data for this browser | Keen Archway (first party) |
Types you might expect elsewhere
Analytics cookies, which would count visits, are not in use. If that changes, this table will be updated before any such cookie is set, and the banner will ask again. Rejecting the banner does not close the site, block the visit form, or hide sitting pages.
Third parties
Pages request typefaces from Google Fonts. That is a network request from your browser, not a cookie we set. Google may place or read its own cookies under its policies when the font files load. Chart photographs are served from our own host and do not call an image network.
How to manage or disable storage
Use Reject on the banner to record a refusal. You can also clear localStorage and cookies for keenarchway.click in your browser settings. In most browsers that control sits under privacy or site settings, where you can block all cookies, block third-party cookies, or delete stored data for one site. Blocking storage does not stop you reading the pages or sending a visit request.
Effect of disabling
If you clear storage, the banner appears again on the next visit so you can choose once more. The form, the notes, and the fee pages keep working. Blocking Google’s font host may change the letter shapes to your browser’s default serif; the words remain.