Cookies
The complete cookie inventory of this site. It is one cookie, and it remembers which theme you picked.
This is the page where a site usually confesses to forty vendors. Here is the entire inventory:
| Name | What it holds | Who set it | Lives for |
|---|---|---|---|
sushi-theme | light or dark - the theme you picked | this site | a year |
That is the whole table. One first-party cookie, storing a preference you set yourself by pressing a button, read by the server so the page arrives already in your theme instead of flashing into it. The law calls this strictly functional, which is why no banner asked about it - it does only the thing you requested.
What lives in localStorage instead
A few things are remembered by your browser without ever being sent anywhere:
- Your consent answer - so the privacy question is asked once, not on every visit.
- Your desk layout - if you arranged windows on the home screen, that arrangement is yours and stays on your machine.
- Analytics state - only if you pressed Allow. PostHog is configured to use localStorage, not cookies, so even with consent granted this site sets no tracking cookie. The measuring is described in the privacy note.
Changing your mind
Consent is not a tattoo. To take back a yes - or reconsider a no - clear this site's data in your browser (usually under the padlock icon, "Site settings", "Delete data") and the question returns on your next visit, unoffended. Declining keeps everything exactly as functional as accepting; the only difference is that I never find out you were here.