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Cookies

This page says what tradflex.net actually stores. It does not describe tools that are not on the site.

1. What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a site can ask the browser to keep. This build uses local storage and session storage for two choices, which behave like a cookie for the purpose of this notice.

2. Necessary storage

cookieConsent remembers whether you accepted or declined the notice. eduNoticeSeen remembers that you closed the education dialog during the session. Both exist so the same question is not asked again.

3. Analytics

No analytics cookie is set. No visit is measured.

4. Advertising

No advertising cookie is set. The revenue sentence in the footer describes a business model. It does not mean an ad tag is present in this build.

5. Third parties

Google Fonts and the icon stylesheet may set their own technical requests when those files load. tradflex does not add a third-party marketing cookie of its own.

6. Managing storage

You can clear site data for tradflex.net in the browser. After that, the notice and the education dialog can appear again.

7. Browser settings

Browsers let you block storage. The lessons remain readable if you do. The form still works for the length of the request.

8. Consent

The banner appears about one second after the education dialog is closed, and only if cookieConsent is absent. Accept stores “accepted”. Decline stores “declined”.

9. If you decline

The lessons, the path, and the form stay available. Nothing essential to a course depends on the stored choice.

10. Retention

The cookie key stays until you delete it. The education key ends when the session ends.