Cookies and similar storage
Cookies are small pieces of information a website can ask your browser to store and return with later requests. Local storage and session storage are separate browser mechanisms that can retain information for scripts. They are not needed for the editorial features described here.
The site's supplied page code and script do not set cookies, write to local storage or write to session storage. They do not include advertising tags, behavioural analytics or cross-site tracking pixels. The mobile menu and reveal effects keep only temporary state in the current page.
Local tool behaviour
| Feature | Information involved | Persistence |
|---|---|---|
| Navigation and animation | Open menu and visible-section state | Current page only |
| Message preview | Text entered into the drafting panel | Page memory; not saved by site code |
| Copy text | Prepared message copied at your request | Device clipboard, controlled by your system |
| Download .txt | Prepared message in a text file | On your device until you remove it |
The drafting tool does not send the preview to the site. Browser autofill, restored tabs, extensions and operating-system clipboard history may retain data independently. Clearing the form is not a promise to erase copies created by those systems or a file you downloaded.
Hosting, caching and external services
Browsers may cache static files to make subsequent visits faster. Hosting and security infrastructure may process technical requests separately from the page scripts. Browser caching and server request logs are not the same as advertising cookies. For information about request data and correspondence, read the Privacy Policy.
Images, styles and scripts used in these pages are referenced locally. External reference links and email links only take you to another service when you choose to follow them. Those services have their own cookie and privacy practices.
Your controls
You can review or remove cookies and site data through your browser settings. Blocking storage should not prevent reading these pages. JavaScript is needed for the local draft preparation, copy and download controls; editorial articles and ordinary links remain available without it.
If you use a separate consent interface supplied with the deployed site, it may retain your preference according to the information shown there. That preference is distinct from a message draft and should not be taken as permission to introduce undisclosed tracking.
Changes and questions
If optional storage or measurement is introduced, this policy should be updated and any consent required by law obtained before that processing begins. Questions about the behaviour described here can be sent to [email protected].