Cookie Policy

This page explains the cookies and similar browser storage used on this site. It should be read with the privacy policy, which covers the text submitted to a generator. The aim here is plain description rather than a catalogue of every technical detail.

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text values a site asks a browser to hold and return on later requests. Related mechanisms, such as local storage, do a similar job: they remember a setting between page loads. They are not programs, they do not read files from a device, and they cannot by themselves identify a person.

A first-party cookie is set by the site being visited. A third-party cookie belongs to another service whose resources appear on the page. This site is built to work without loading third-party advertising or analytics scripts, so third-party cookies should not be required for the generators to function.

Types We Use

The categories below describe the kinds of storage a static site of this design may use. Each is limited to what the interface needs.

• Strictly necessary: values required to deliver pages, keep a request secure, and apply a fair-use limit.
• Functional: a remembered interface choice, such as the last selected style on a tool page.
• Preference: a stored choice about how the site is displayed.
• Analytics: only if an analytics service is added in a future version; none is described as active here.

Cookies We Use

The site itself does not require a login, so no session cookie is needed to recognise an account. A generator request is sent to a server-side proxy; the browser does not receive a key or a credential in return. Any fair-use limiting is applied to the request rather than to a persistent browser profile.

If a future version introduces a "remember my style" control or a saved preference, it will be described in this section before it is enabled. The policy will name the value, its purpose, and how long it lasts. No such preference is recorded in the current interface.

Technical Audit

The site is generated as static HTML with one stylesheet and one script file. There are no external font providers, no advertising tags, and no embedded social widgets in the described build. That keeps the number of parties that could set a cookie very small.

Browsers and content delivery networks may add their own technical headers and caching behaviour. Those are transport mechanisms rather than site-controlled tracking, and their handling is described in the privacy policy. A visitor who wants to confirm what a page actually stores can inspect the site-data panel of the browser, which lists the values for that session. Clearing site data removes anything the interface may have saved, and blocking script storage entirely will still leave the informational pages readable.

Managing Preferences

Most browsers allow cookies to be blocked, deleted, or cleared when the browser closes. Instructions differ by browser, so consult its help pages. Blocking strictly necessary storage may affect rate limiting or other protective behaviour, but the informational pages remain readable.

Because the current site does not depend on optional cookies for its core features, declining them should not disable a generator. If a consent control is added later, this page will explain how to change that choice.

Trademark Notice

Tool titles may refer to third-party games, films, books or platforms to describe a naming theme. Those references are descriptive and do not imply affiliation or endorsement; all marks remain with their owners. See the DMCA and trademark notice for the reporting process.

No third-party service named in a tool title sets a cookie on this site by virtue of that reference.

Editorial Review

This page is reviewed whenever the technical setup changes, in particular when a new script, analytics service, or consent tool is added. The description of active storage is updated at the same time as the change, not afterwards.

Corrections to this page can be raised through the contact page. The accessibility statement describes how the informational pages are structured for assistive technology.

Governing Law

This policy is governed by the laws applicable at the place where the site is operated, together with any mandatory rules on electronic privacy that apply to visitors in their own jurisdiction. Nothing here limits a right that cannot lawfully be limited.

Changes to this policy are published on this page. The terms of service contains the general conditions for using the site.

Contact Us

Questions about cookies, browser storage, or a specific observation about a page can be sent through the contact page. Include the browser name and the page address where the behaviour was noticed.

For questions about the text typed into a generator rather than about browser storage, see the privacy policy.