Cookie policy
What this site stores.
Last updated: 20 August 2026
The short version
Before you answer the banner, this site sets no cookies. Two items go into your browser's session storage, both of which disappear when you close the tab, and neither of which identifies you. Accept analytics and Google sets its own cookies. Decline and it does not load at all.
What is stored before you choose
- rmp-intro-seen, so the opening animation does not replay every time you move around the site.
- sentryReplaySession, which buffers a recording of your visit in case a page breaks. Nothing is sent anywhere today, because no error-reporting destination is configured, so the buffer is discarded when the tab closes.
Both are session storage, not cookies, and both are gone when you close the tab. Neither is used to track you and neither leaves your browser.
What is stored if you accept analytics
Google Analytics 4, loaded through Google Tag Manager, sets cookies to tell one visitor from another and to remember your session. They are typically _ga and _ga_ followed by a property code, and they last up to two years.
Until you accept, Tag Manager runs with storage denied, which means it loads but is forbidden from writing anything. It does still contact Google when the page loads, which reveals your IP address. That is worth saying plainly, because "nothing happens until you accept" would be true about storage and false about being contacted.
We use analytics to see which pages people read. We do not use it for advertising or ad personalisation.
What is never set
This site carries nothing for advertising, cross-site tracking or social media. Our hosting analytics from Vercel is cookie-free and does not identify you.
Changing your mind
Use the Manage cookies control in the banner, or clear this site's data in your browser settings and reload the page. The banner will ask again. Declining costs you nothing: every part of the site works either way.
More detail
Our privacy notice covers who receives what, on what lawful basis, and how to exercise your rights.