Cookies, Local Fonts and Page Copies

The album theme is designed to work without advertising cookies, remote font requests or third-party verification scripts. The small menu disclosure and typed-verification button use local JavaScript, not an external widget.

The contact form

The native form uses WordPress nonce fields and a signed, time-limited arithmetic challenge. These are hidden form values, not browser cookies. It does not start a PHP session or set a contact-session cookie. Its short-lived send limit is stored on the server using a keyed hash of the connecting address, rather than a tracking cookie. Your name, email and note are not put into the redirect URL.

WordPress and delivery services

WordPress can use necessary authentication and preference cookies when an administrator signs in. Ordinary readers do not need an account. Hosting, security and cache services may set operational cookies or vary cached responses when needed to deliver or protect pages. Their exact names and lifetimes depend on the active configuration and should be checked when those services change; the theme itself does not set them.

A cache is not automatically a cookie: public pages, fonts and images may be copied temporarily in your browser or a delivery cache to reduce repeated downloads. The contact page and submission endpoint should not be served as stale shared form responses.

What stays local

Newsreader and Manrope font files, the album photographs and the interface script come from this website. This theme has no analytics, advertising pixel, embedded player or third-party captcha. If such tools are added later, this page and any consent controls must be reviewed before they are enabled.

Your browser choices

You can inspect and clear site cookies and cached files in your browser settings, or block cookies. Blocking necessary administrator cookies can prevent sign-in. Disabling JavaScript keeps the content readable but leaves the contact Send button disabled. External sites linked from a page apply their own cookie choices.

For questions about a cookie you see, send a note with its name and the page where it appeared, without copying private cookie values. See the privacy page for enquiry and hosting information.