Cookies
The notebook does not set a cookie in order to recognise you on a second visit. Language and sheet sit in the address, not in a mark inside the browser.
What the word means here
A cookie is a small file a site can ask the browser to keep. These pages send no such order.
We do not set a marker so we can recognise you next time. The sheet you read today and the sheet you read tomorrow are not tied by a mark we left.
What the browser does alone
The browser may keep a history and may remember the sheet address, because that is how it is built. That is not a cookie set by the notebook.
If you clear that history, we lose nothing about you, because we never had it. The language you chose sits in the address, not in a memory of the site.
No counting
We do not use tools that count visits through a mark in the browser. We have no panel of charts about who read Brașov or the delta.
We do not measure how long you stay on a sheet, and we do not follow the move from one sheet to another with a code. The server sees a request, and no more than the privacy sheet already says.
No goods shouted from the page
We show no advertisements, and we do not let another party place a mark in the page. The content is text, images from the same place, and a style sheet.
We do not load a font from somewhere else, and we do not call a script. The page has no program in the browser, so it has nowhere to hide a mark.
If that ever changed
If a sheet ever asked for a cookie, this page would be rewritten in the same month. It would say what the mark holds and why it is there.
Up through November 2026 that case does not exist. If you see something else in the browser, write to [email protected] and we will look at that sheet.