Cookie Policy

Last updated: 15 October 2026

What are cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of data that a website or service can store in your browser. They may support technical functions, such as maintaining a session, or serve analytics and advertising purposes. Browser storage mechanisms such as localStorage and sessionStorage are different technologies; their use for visitor tracking requires separate assessment.

Current technology inventory

The contact form does not use cookies, localStorage or sessionStorage. Rate-limit counters are held on the server and do not create a tracking record in your browser. Form messages are not sent to third-party tracking tools for analytics or advertising.

The current site application does not place first-party tracking cookies on visitors’ devices. No application-generated cookie, localStorage or sessionStorage record has been identified. We therefore do not provide a hypothetical table of cookie names, providers and retention periods.

These findings concern the site application. Records created by your browser, extensions or external websites you visit are not part of Zerobite’s cookie inventory. Hosting access logs are also distinct from cookies placed on your device.

Essential cookies

The current application does not use a separate essential session or preference cookie. There are no membership, basket or sign-in functions. If the infrastructure introduces a technical cookie, this page will be updated after assessing its purpose, provider, type, duration and legal basis for processing.

Analytics, performance and advertising cookies

The current version does not use analytics, advertising, remarketing or personalisation cookies. There is no Google Analytics, Meta Pixel or embedded third-party tracking content.

Cookie preferences

As the current application has no tracking technology requiring explicit consent, it does not display a cookie acceptance, rejection or preference banner. Access to the site does not depend on ticking a consent box.

Any future technology requiring explicit consent must remain off by default and must not run before active consent is given. Acceptance, rejection and preference controls must offer genuine, balanced choices. The cookie policy, privacy policy and required preference mechanism will then be reviewed together.

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