Cookies and similar technologies
A cookie is a small piece of information that a website asks a browser to store and return with later requests. Local storage is a separate browser facility that can retain information for a website without attaching it automatically to each request. Both can preserve settings between visits. Session state can also exist only in memory while a page is open.
The distinction matters because clearing cookies alone may not remove every form of site data. Browser controls commonly offer a broader option to clear stored website data. The operator is Keldmere AI Services Ltd, 27 Wrenfold Mews, Ancoats, Manchester, M4 6LN, United Kingdom.
Storage categories and site behaviour
The table describes the relevant categories and how the site’s page features relate to them. It does not treat ordinary server request records as cookies. Any separately presented consent controls should identify the storage used to remember a visitor’s choice.
| Category | Purpose | Behaviour on this site |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Support delivery, security or a privacy choice requested by the visitor. | The navigation and email-draft features do not require a persistent identifier. A consent control may retain the visitor’s selection separately. |
| Analytics | Measure visitor journeys and interactions across pages. | Audience measurement is outside this site’s configured purposes. Reading service pages does not require an analytics choice. |
| Functional | Remember optional presentation or convenience settings. | The menu uses temporary page state. The email draft is prepared from the form fields rather than saved as a website preference. |
The site’s navigation and draft-building script does not create cookies or write form contents to local storage. An email application may save a draft under its own settings after you choose to open it. Those settings are controlled by the email provider or application, not by this website.
Consent and optional purposes
Under UK electronic communications rules, storing or accessing information on a device can require consent unless a relevant exemption applies. Essential status depends on the purpose and necessity of the storage, not simply on the label given to it. Optional purposes should be explained before they are enabled, with a way to refuse or withdraw permission.
If a consent interface is presented, use its controls to express or revise your choice. Refusing optional storage should not prevent you from reading these service and policy pages. A later decision to introduce a different storage purpose would require an updated explanation and any consent required by applicable law.
Browser controls and opt-out
You can inspect, block and remove cookies or other site data through your browser’s privacy settings. Search its settings for “cookies”, “site data” or “tracking protection”. Browser help is available for Firefox, Chrome and other browsers through their official support services.
Blocking storage globally can affect other websites, including sign-in and saved preferences. Removing this site’s data may also remove a saved privacy choice, causing the choice to be requested again. Private browsing can reduce persistence on your device, but it does not make network requests anonymous or prevent an email recipient from receiving a message you send.
Other processing and questions
Web servers may process an IP address and basic request information to return a page and investigate faults or abuse. These records are distinct from browser cookies and are addressed in the privacy policy. External reference links take you to independently operated websites with their own storage and privacy practices.
For questions about this policy or a storage item associated with this domain, email [email protected]. Include the item’s name and the page where you encountered it, but do not send account passwords or the contents of sensitive cookies.