Cookies are not the same as localStorage
A cookie is a small value a browser can send with requests to a website. localStorage is browser storage that scripts on the same site can read; it is not automatically sent with each page request. Both can remember choices, but they work differently.
The supplied site code does not set cookies, load advertising tools or run analytics. There are no optional tracking services to switch on. Your ability to read the guides does not depend on accepting tracking.
What can be saved here?
If you use the preference form below, the site stores the key squadcozylantern-storage-preference with the value essential or accept. It records only the choice you make here. It does not contain a visitor identifier, your message draft, an email address or a browsing history.
The value stays in this browser until you remove it, clear site storage or your browser clears it. It is not synchronised by this site's code. No preference is written by this page until you ask to save one, and neither choice enables analytics or advertising.
Your browser preference
These controls record your preference only. There are currently no optional cookies or trackers in these guides.
Contact drafts and downloads
The message composer does not save drafts in cookies or localStorage. Its preview exists in page memory. Copying and downloading create clipboard content or a local text file at your request; those are not cookies. Manage them through your device's clipboard and file controls.
Managing storage yourself
Your browser settings can block cookies, clear site data or limit localStorage. The exact labels vary by browser. Removing this site's saved preference will not delete downloaded files or emails you sent separately. The guides remain readable if storage is unavailable.
Hosting and future changes
Technical hosting and security services may process request information as explained in the Privacy notice. This page describes the storage used by the supplied guide code, not unrelated browser extensions or device services.
If optional technologies are introduced later, the relevant notice and controls should explain them before any consent-dependent use. Saving “Accept” here is not blanket permission for unspecified future services. Questions can be sent to [email protected].