Legal
Cookie policy
What gets stored on your device when you use {{name}}, why, for how long, and how to change your mind.
Last updated {{updated}}
1. Cookies and local storage
Most of what {{name}} stores is not a cookie at all. Cookies are sent back to a server with every request; local storage stays in your browser and is never transmitted. We use local storage for everything essential, which is why the site works with cookies switched off entirely.
The law treats both the same way — you are entitled to know what is stored and to refuse anything that is not strictly necessary — so both are listed here.
2. Strictly necessary — always on
These are set by {{domain}} in your browser’s local storage. They contain no personal data, are readable only by this site, and cannot be switched off without breaking the tool.
3. Analytics — only if you agree
If you accept analytics, Google Analytics 4 is loaded and sets cookies on your device. Nothing is loaded and no analytics cookie is set unless you have actively consented.
We use analytics only to see how many people visit and which terms get studied. IP anonymisation is switched on, and we do not use the data for advertising or share it with advertisers.
4. Third-party requests
Loading a page also requests typefaces from Google Fonts. That request does not set a cookie, but it does reveal your IP address and browser to Google, as any request to any server does. There are no other third-party requests on this site: no embedded video, no social widgets, no ad code, no tag managers beyond the analytics described above.
5. Changing your mind
Use Cookie settings at the bottom of any page — in the Legal column of the footer — to reopen the banner and change your analytics preference at any time. Withdrawing consent takes effect immediately: analytics stops, and we clear the analytics cookies we are able to reach.
You can also block or delete anything from this site in your browser’s settings — usually under Privacy, “Cookies and site data”. Deleting site data for {{domain}} also erases your learning progress, since that is stored in the same place.
6. More detail
How this fits into the wider picture of what we do and do not collect is set out in the privacy policy. Anything unclear, write to {{email}}.