This one will be short, we promise.
We wanted to say that we don’t use cookies, but we may use one to know if you already answered the privacy banner.
Now, the may back there is important because if you have the Do Not Track feature enabled on your browser, we don’t even show the banner. So we don’t need to store any cookie.
This website is hosted on statichost.
Acording to statichost privacy policy, the only information tracked by them is you public IP, since that's required to send you our web pages. This information is temporaraly stored in memory.
Where is the relevant parts of their privacy policy
(...) 1. When you browse our website statichost.eu Purpose: We process your personal data only in order to provide this website to you. Specifically, we need to process your IP address in order to send web pages and related assets (such as images) to you when you visit our site. (...) 2. When you browse a website hosted on our platform We process personal data for websites hosted on our platform in the same exact way as our own website. See the previous section for details. However, we are not responsible for the data processing of these hosted sites. Please refer to the privacy policy of the specific site you are visiting.
You can check the full privacy policy here and here .
We use Umami to gather analytics from our website, but we only load the script if you accept the privacy banner. This script will then count you as a visit on our own Umami instance.
Because we host our own instance of Umami, we are the only holders of the data Umami uses to count your visits.
We really respect your privacy, that’s why we only load any analytics code after you accept the banner.
Added information related to statichost.eu and Codeberg Pages.
From November 26th to November 28th there was a bug on the analytics script that loaded the Umami script after the user declined the privacy banner.
This only affected the onclick event on the banner, the remaining visits the Umami script wasn’t loaded.