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Cookies
This site sets no advertising or cross-site tracking cookies. It keeps three first-party keys in your browser so the page looks the way you left it. Here is every one of them.
- Effective
- 19 August 2026
- Last updated
- 19 August 2026
- Governing law
- Sri Lanka
1. Cookies versus local storage
A cookie is a small file your browser attaches to every request it makes to a site, which means the server sees it. Local storage stays on your device and is only read by code running in the page — nothing is sent anywhere.
This site uses local storage only. It sets no cookies of its own. Consent rules cover both techniques, so the banner asks either way.
2. What is stored
| Key | Purpose | Category | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
agzy-theme | Whether you chose dark, light or your system setting, so the page does not flash the wrong palette on load. | Essential | Until you clear it |
agzy-a11y | Your accessibility settings: motion, contrast, text size, effects, link underlines, typeface and sound. | Essential | Until you clear it |
agzy-consent | The choice you made in the banner, and when you made it, so you are not asked on every page. | Essential | Until you clear it |
All three are first-party, readable only by this site, and contain no identifier for you — just the values you picked.
3. Categories
Essential — always on
The three keys above. They exist because you asked for a setting, they carry no identifier, and switching them off would simply mean the site forgets your choices every time you load a page.
Analytics — off unless you turn it on
Aggregate, anonymous page counts, so I can tell which work people actually look at. Nothing is deployed today; the switch decides whether such a script may ever run for you. Turn it off, and it never loads.
There is no marketing, advertising or social-embed category, because there is nothing here that would need one.
4. Managing your choice
Your current choice
Nothing stored yet
You can also clear everything from the browser side: site data lives under Settings → Privacy → Cookies and site data in Chrome and Edge, Settings → Privacy & Security in Firefox, and Safari → Settings → Privacy on macOS. Clearing it resets the theme and accessibility panel to their defaults.
Withdrawing consent removes the stored record, which means the banner will ask you again on your next visit.
5. Third parties
Pages you reach from here — repositories, live projects, my studio, social profiles — set their own cookies once you arrive, and this policy does not cover them. Typefaces are self-hosted at build time, so rendering this page does not call any font CDN.
6. More
The wider picture is in the Privacy Policy, and the rules for using the site are in the Terms. Questions: agzaiyenth@gmail.com.