Cookies
Short version: the site itself sets none.
Draft for review. This text describes how the site actually behaves, but it has not been reviewed by a lawyer. Have it checked before launch, and delete this paragraph when it has been.
The site sets no cookies of its own
There is no session, no login and no personalisation on the public site, so nothing needs to be stored to make it work.
What may be set anyway
Analytics. If a Google Analytics measurement ID is configured, GA4 sets cookies to distinguish one visit from another. Those are set only with consent, and they are the only non-essential storage on the site. Refusing them costs you nothing — every page works identically.
Fonts. Google Fonts serves the typefaces. Google states that it does not set cookies for font requests, but your browser does contact Google’s servers.
The console
The backoffice at /admin/ stores work in progress in your own browser’s local storage so a draft
survives closing the tab. That data never leaves your device and is cleared when you export. The
console is not part of the public site and is not reachable without credentials.
Controlling this
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies for a site. Doing so on this site removes analytics and nothing else.