continON · Legal
Cookies and site storage
In preparation — not yet in force.
Why there is nothing to read here yet
A cookie policy is a legal document and is in preparation with the other two. What can be stated now, because it was measured rather than drafted, is exactly what this website puts in your browser.
Publishing a generic version would be worse than publishing nothing: it would state obligations that have not been agreed and describe a service that does not match this one. When an approved text exists, it will replace this page.
What this website actually stores
Measured by loading this website in a clean browser profile — no prior visit, no stored data — then browsing it and reading the cookie store, both web storages and every network request the pages made.
This is an observation of how the site behaves, not the cookie policy. It is published because it is checkable: your browser’s developer tools will show the same thing.
- Cookies
- None. This website sets no cookies of any kind, first-party or third-party, on any page.
- Local storage
- None. Nothing is written to local storage, which means nothing persists after you close the browser.
- Session storage
- One item, on the module universe page only: which module you last had in focus, so returning to the page does not lose your place. It holds a position number and nothing else — no identifier, nothing about you — and the browser discards it when the tab closes.
- Analytics and tracking
- None. There is no analytics product, tag manager, advertising pixel or session-recording script on this website.
- Third-party requests
- None. Every page loads only from this domain: no external fonts, scripts, embeds or beacons. Links to social networks in the footer are ordinary links and load nothing until you follow them.
- Consent banner
- There is none, because nothing is set that would require consent to set.
This describes the public website only. The continON product itself is a separate application with its own sign-in, and its behaviour is not covered by this statement.
If you need an answer now
Evaluations often need a legal position before a policy page exists. Ask us directly and you will get the current answer for your situation rather than a document that has not been finished.