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Cookie policy: we set none

No cookies, no browser storage, no third-party requests — and therefore no consent banner. Here is how to confirm it for yourself.

Cookie policy · last updated 21 September 2026 · published by Atom Agentura s.r.o. · responsible editor Noah Cox

This website stores nothing on your device. No cookies are set — not by us, not by anyone else, and not even “strictly necessary” ones. Nothing is written to localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB or any other browser storage. No file is cached for the purpose of recognising you.

1. What is stored: nothing #

The complete inventory of storage and tracking technologies used by this website.
TechnologyUsed here?Detail
Cookies (first-party)NoNone are set. There is no session, no preference and no consent cookie, because there is nothing to remember and nothing to consent to.
Cookies (third-party)NoNo third-party resource is loaded, so no third party is in a position to set one.
localStorage / sessionStorageNoThe site's only script never touches them. You can read it at /js/site.js — it is short and commented.
IndexedDB / Web SQL / Cache APINoNot used.
AnalyticsNoNo analytics product, self-hosted or otherwise, and no server-side visitor counter.
Advertising or conversion pixelsNoNone. Advertiser links are plain links that do nothing until you click them.
FingerprintingNoNo canvas, font, audio or device enumeration; no attempt to identify a returning browser.
Web fonts / CDN / remote imagesNoEverything is served from this domain. The page uses your operating system's own fonts.
Consent management platformNoNot needed — see the next section.

2. Why there is no consent banner #

Under Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive, as implemented in Czech and EU law, consent is required before storing information on a user’s device or accessing information already stored there, except where it is strictly necessary to provide a service the user requested.

We store nothing and access nothing. The legal obligation to ask for consent therefore does not arise. A banner would be theatre: it would ask you to agree to something that is not happening, and it would take up your time and your screen to do it.

We chose to remove the tracking rather than to add a banner. It costs us audience measurement, which we consider a fair trade.

3. How to verify this yourself, in about thirty seconds #

Do not take our word for it. Every modern browser ships the tools to check.

Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers

  1. Press F12 (or Ctrl+Shift+I; on a Mac Cmd+Option+I) to open DevTools.
  2. Open the Application tab. Under Storage, click Cookies — the list for this site should be empty. Check Local storage, Session storage and IndexedDB as well: all empty.
  3. Open the Network tab and reload the page with Ctrl+R. Look at the Domain column: every request should be to zlatora.online. There should be no request to any other host.
  4. Still in the Network tab, click the document request and read the response headers. There should be no Set-Cookie header.

Firefox

  1. Press F12.
  2. Open the Storage tab and inspect Cookies, Local Storage, Session Storage and Indexed DB — all should be empty for this site.
  3. Open the Network tab, reload, and confirm every row points at zlatora.online.

Safari

  1. Enable the Develop menu in Safari’s settings (Advanced → Show features for web developers).
  2. Open Develop → Show Web Inspector, then the Storage and Network tabs, and check the same things.
You can also read our only script

The site loads exactly one JavaScript file, /js/site.js. It is a few dozen lines, it is commented, and you can open it directly: /js/site.js. It contains no reference to document.cookie, localStorage, sessionStorage, indexedDB, fetch or XMLHttpRequest. What it does do is keep the required rel attributes on partner links, mark the current navigation item, and highlight the table-of-contents entry for the section you are reading.

4. What about the browser cache? #

Your browser caches the stylesheet, the script and the diagrams so that pages load quickly, exactly as it does for any website. That is ordinary HTTP caching performed by your browser for your benefit; it carries no identifier, it is not readable by us, and it is not used to recognise you. Clearing your cache has no effect on anything we hold, because we hold nothing.

5. When you click a partner link #

This is the one place where the “nothing is stored” promise reaches its boundary, so we will be precise about it. Our own redirect page at /c/1/ sets no cookies and stores nothing. But once you follow a partner link you are on the advertiser’s or its network’s website, and that site will very likely set cookies and track the click under its own policy. We have no control over it and we do not receive the data it collects. If you would rather not be tracked by the advertiser, do not click the partner links — every page here is complete and readable without doing so.

6. If this ever changes #

If we ever introduced a technology that stored or read information on your device, we would update this page first and ask for consent where the law requires it, with a genuine option to refuse. Until then, the inventory in section 1 is the complete list.

Questions or a contradicting DevTools screenshot are both welcome at info@zlatora.online.