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In one sentence

pravitel.online stores nothing on your device and reads nothing from it — no cookies, no localStorage, no sessionStorage, no IndexedDB, no cache-based tracking, no fingerprinting — which is why there is no consent banner to click away.

1. What is not here

A cookie is a small piece of data a website asks your browser to keep and send back on later requests. It is the standard way of recognising a returning visitor. We do not do it. To be specific, this website has none of the following:

CategoryUsed here?Notes
Strictly necessary cookiesNoneThere is no login, no form and no session to maintain, so none are needed
Preference cookiesNoneThere is nothing to remember between visits
Analytics cookiesNoneWe run no analytics product at all
Advertising / conversion pixelsNoneNo tag manager, no remarketing tag, no tracking pixel
Third-party cookiesNoneNothing on this site is loaded from another domain, so no third party is in a position to set one
localStorage / sessionStorage / IndexedDBNoneThe only script on the site does not touch browser storage
FingerprintingNoneNo canvas, font, audio or device enumeration

2. Why there is no consent banner

Consent banners exist because Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive 2002/58/EC requires your consent before a site stores information on your device or reads information already stored there, unless doing so is strictly necessary for a service you asked for. We do neither. There is nothing to consent to, so a banner would be theatre: it would interrupt you in order to ask permission for something that is not happening.

We regard this as the better outcome for a reader. It also means we hold nothing about you that could be lost, sold or subpoenaed.

3. How to check this yourself

Do not take our word for it. It takes about thirty seconds in any desktop browser.

Check for cookies and storage

  1. Open the developer tools: F12, or Ctrl+Shift+I on Windows and Linux, or Cmd+Option+I on a Mac.
  2. In Chrome or Edge, open the Application tab. In Firefox, open the Storage tab. In Safari, enable the Develop menu first, then use the Storage tab.
  3. Look under Cookies → https://pravitel.online. The list should be empty.
  4. Look under Local Storage, Session Storage and IndexedDB for the same origin. They should be empty too.
  5. Reload the page with the tools open and watch: nothing should appear.

Check that nothing is loaded from a third party

  1. Open the Network tab in the developer tools and reload the page.
  2. Look at the Domain column, adding it from the column header menu if it is not shown.
  3. Every request should be to pravitel.online. There should be no request to fonts.googleapis.com, fonts.gstatic.com, any CDN, any analytics endpoint or any advertising domain.
  4. Sort by domain if it is easier: the list should contain exactly one domain.

Check the response headers

  1. In the Network tab, click the first document request.
  2. Look at Response Headers. There should be no Set-Cookie header.
  3. If you prefer a terminal: curl -sI https://pravitel.online/ | grep -i set-cookie should print nothing at all.
One honest caveat

This promise covers pravitel.online. It does not and cannot cover a website you reach by following a link away from here. If you click a partner link, you land on an advertiser’s or an affiliate network’s own site, and that site will very probably set cookies and run trackers of its own. Its cookie policy applies there, not ours. What crosses over is described in the privacy policy.

4. Blocking cookies anyway

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings at any time, and it will not affect anything on this site, because there is nothing here that depends on them. You may find it affects other sites you use.

5. If this ever changes

If we ever introduced anything that stored data on your device, we would (a) implement proper prior consent before doing so, (b) rewrite this page to list every item and its retention period, and (c) log the change with a date on the corrections and changes page. We have no plan to.