What a cookie is
A cookie is a small item of data that a website can ask a browser to store and return with later requests. Cookies can support sessions, preferences or tracking. Browser storage systems such as localStorage are different technologies, though they can also retain information across visits.
What the site’s code uses
The menu, mechanism tabs and scroll effects use temporary page state. The contact tool holds a prepared draft in memory while the page remains open. The supplied script does not write that state or your form fields to cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage or a site database.
No advertising, analytics, external video players or third-party font services are included in these pages. Local image files are requested from the site itself. External reference websites are visited only when you follow their links and may have their own cookie practices.
Clipboard and downloads
Choosing “Copy text” asks your browser to place a draft on your device clipboard. This is not a cookie. Clipboard history and access by other applications depend on your operating system and browser settings. Choosing “Download .txt” saves a file through your browser’s download process; the file remains until you remove it.
Your browser may also cache site assets or restore form values independently of the site script. Private browsing, cache settings, autofill settings and device policies can affect that behavior.
Hosting and separately provided features
Hosting services may apply their own security or delivery mechanisms. Any separately supplied consent interface, analytics feature or other deployment addition must be assessed and disclosed according to its actual behavior. This notice does not claim that unverified hosting infrastructure uses no cookies.
Your controls
Use your browser’s site-data settings to inspect, block or clear cookies and stored data for this domain. You can deny clipboard permission and use the download option instead. Deleting browser data does not delete files you downloaded or emails you sent.
For wider data-handling information, read Data in Our Care. Questions can be sent to [email protected].