Cookie Policy

Introduction

This page is the cookie policy for https://aftrim.com/. It should be read with the privacy policy, which explains email and host logs.

The description below matches the published HTML, CSS, and JavaScript of this website. It is not a generic template, and it does not invent a cookie banner for technologies the site does not use.

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files that a website can store in a browser. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, tracking pixels, and scripts that identify a device across visits.

Some cookies are needed for a login or a shopping cart. Others measure audiences or support advertising. A site that does not use those features should say so, rather than describe a control panel that does not exist.

Essential Technologies

The site uses HTML, CSS, and a small amount of JavaScript hosted on the same origin. The scripts open and close the navigation menus, keep the header in view while you scroll, and mark whether a frequently asked question is expanded. Those behaviours run in the browser for the current visit. They do not store a cookie.

The host is configured to serve the site over HTTPS. Fonts and photographs are files on this website, not files loaded from a third-party font or image service in the published pages.

Analytics

This website does not include Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, or another measurement tag in its published pages. We have not added a first-party analytics script either.

The hosting environment may still record ordinary connection logs, as described in the privacy policy. Connection logs are not the same thing as an analytics cookie.

Advertising and Tracking

This website does not include advertising pixels, conversion tags, social plugins, or cross-site tracking scripts. There is no cookie consent form because the site’s own code does not set a non-essential cookie that such a form would govern.

Third-Party Content

The published guides do not embed YouTube, maps, chat widgets, or other third-party frames. If that changes, this policy will describe the new embed before it is required to read a page.

A hosting or content-delivery platform in front of the site might set its own cookies for security or traffic management. Those cookies, if present, come from that platform, not from a script we authored for navigation or measurement. We do not list a named provider here, because the hosting arrangement is not fixed in the site’s source as a public vendor disclosure.

Browser Storage

The site’s JavaScript does not use localStorage or sessionStorage. Your browser may still cache pages, images, and fonts in its ordinary HTTP cache so that a return visit loads faster. That cache is controlled by the browser, not by a preference we store.

Managing Cookies

You can instruct your browser to block or delete cookies for any site, including this one. Because this website’s own code does not set cookies, blocking cookies should not stop you from reading the guides.

If a future version of the site needs a non-essential cookie, we will describe it on this page and will not hide that change behind an unchanged policy.

Changes to This Policy

We may replace this policy when the site’s technology changes. The date at the top of the page is the date of this version. The current text is the one at this address.