Cookies and storage

1. Cookies and storage set by this site

The pages and script of showerjuvilo.com set no cookies. They do not use sessionStorage, IndexedDB or any other browser storage, with one exception: if you choose "Understood, remember my choice" on the storage notice, a single localStorage entry named sj-storage-notice with the fixed value dismissed is written so that the notice does not reappear on later visits. It contains no identifier, no date and nothing about you, and it is read only by this site's own script. If you close the notice without saving, nothing is written at all. You can remove the entry at any time through your browser's site-data or storage settings, after which the notice appears again.

No analytics, advertising, social-media or A/B-testing scripts are included, so there are no third-party cookies from such vendors to list.

2. Selections kept in memory

Filter choices in the archive, the record shown in the results detail panel and any text in the correction draft tool exist only in the current page's memory. Reloading or leaving the page discards them. Nothing else is remembered between visits, and no other preference is saved; the only value kept is the optional storage-notice entry described in section 1.

3. Hosting-related mechanisms

Depending on the hosting provider chosen at launch, the server or its content-delivery layer may set strictly technical cookies or use equivalent mechanisms for load balancing or security. Whether this happens, and what the mechanism is, depends on the provider, not on the site's code. It is listed as an item to confirm in the developer handover and must be described here accurately once the hosting configuration is known.

4. About the storage notice

The small panel shown at the bottom of the page on your first visit is an information notice, not a consent request. A consent request is meaningful only when there is something optional to consent to, and this build loads no non-essential tools. The notice therefore does not block content, does not set anything until you ask it to, and offers "Close without saving" alongside "Understood, remember my choice". It can also be closed with the Escape key. A cosmetic "Accept all" banner would simulate compliance rather than provide it, so none is used. The absence of a consent mechanism is not itself a claim that every deployment is compliant in every jurisdiction; that depends on the final configuration.

5. If tools are added later

Should analytics, advertising or any other non-essential tool be added in future, the following would be required first: a consent mechanism that prevents the tool from loading until an appropriate choice is made; reject and manage options as easy to use as accept; a description on this page that matches the exact inventory of tools; and a revised privacy notice. Re-labelling the present information notice as a consent banner without those elements would not make the deployment compliant.