Browser storage · 2026

Cookies and browser storage

The journal’s own static code does not set cookies, create tracking identifiers or save room notes in localStorage.

What cookies are

Cookies are small values a website can ask a browser to retain and return with later requests. Other storage mechanisms, including localStorage and sessionStorage, can retain information without using cookies. Whether consent is required depends on the purpose and applicable law, not just the technology’s name.

What this site’s code does

The navigation menu and scroll reveals use temporary page state. The room-note preview is created in memory from the fields you enter. This code does not use advertising cookies, analytics cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage or a service worker. It does not load third-party fonts, image hosts, embedded videos or analytics scripts.

Storage-related behaviour of the journal’s features
FeatureWhere information existsHow it is controlled
Menu and revealsCurrent page memoryResets with a new page load
Room-note previewCurrent page fields and memoryClear the fields; review browser session-restoration settings
Copy messageYour device clipboardYour explicit click and device clipboard controls
Download .txtA file on your deviceYour explicit click; delete the file using your device’s file manager
Page resourcesBrowser cache where enabledBrowser cache settings and response caching rules

Browser and hosting behaviour

Your browser may cache pages and images, remember form entries or restore an earlier session. These browser features are separate from an application saving notes. Hosting infrastructure may also process technical requests for delivery and security. The table describes the journal’s own functionality, not every browser extension, device service or hosting-layer feature.

Managing information on your device

You can inspect and clear cookies and site storage through your browser’s privacy or site-information settings. Cache clearing does not remove a text file you downloaded, and closing the page may not clear your clipboard. Manage those separately. Blocking JavaScript leaves the reading pages accessible but disables the automatic notes preview, copy and download controls.

External links

Following a reference to another organisation takes you to a different service, which may use its own cookies and storage. Its policies apply there. Our pages do not embed those services merely by linking to them.

Questions

For privacy information, see Your information here. For questions about this page, email [email protected]. If the site’s storage practices change, this explanation should be updated and any required choices provided before non-essential storage is used.