Cookie policy
The short version. This website is a set of static pages. It does not set cookies, does not read them, does not run scripts of any kind, and loads nothing from another server. Because of that, no cookie banner appears — there is no non-essential storage to ask you about. Everything below explains that in detail, including what happens after you click through to the software vendor.
1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store, so that the site can recognise the browser later — for a login session, a shopping basket, a language choice, or to follow you across sites for advertising. Similar technologies do the same job without a file: local storage, session storage, IndexedDB, and device fingerprinting. This policy covers all of them.
2. What this site actually stores
| Type | Used here? | What it would do |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary cookies | No | Session or security cookies — not needed on a static page |
| Preference cookies | No | Remember language or layout choices |
| Analytics cookies | No | Count visits and behaviour |
| Advertising cookies | No | Measure ads, build remarketing audiences |
| Local / session storage | No | Store data in the browser without a cookie |
| Third-party embeds | No | Videos, maps, fonts or chat widgets that set their own cookies |
There are no fonts, scripts, images or stylesheets fetched from other domains, so nothing on this page is in a position to set a cookie even indirectly. The page works identically with cookies blocked, with tracking protection on, and in a private window.
3. What happens after you click a link to the vendor
The buttons on this site lead to pages operated by Abacus.AI. Once you are there, their cookie and privacy policies apply, not this one. Expect a site of that kind to use strictly necessary cookies for sign-in and billing, and possibly analytics or advertising cookies under your consent where the law requires it.
You are not tracked on the way out: the link is an ordinary hyperlink with a campaign parameter, which tells the vendor which page sent you. No identifier about you is attached by this site.
4. If this ever changes
If analytics or advertising tags are added later, this policy will be rewritten before they go live, and the site will ask for consent first where the law requires it — in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, non-essential cookies need a clear “yes” before they run, with an equally easy “no”. The version number and date at the top of this page will change when that happens.
5. Your choices, by region
- European Economic Area — ePrivacy Directive and the GDPR: consent is required for non-essential cookies, and it must be as easy to refuse as to accept. You also have the right to access, correct and erase personal data.
- United Kingdom — PECR and the UK GDPR: the same consent standard, enforced by the ICO.
- Switzerland — the revised FADP: comparable transparency and consent expectations.
- United States — California (CCPA/CPRA) gives you the right to opt out of the “sale” or “sharing” of personal information and to limit the use of sensitive data; Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Texas, Oregon, Montana and other states have similar opt-out rights. Because this site collects nothing, there is nothing to opt out of here.
- Brazil — LGPD; Canada — PIPEDA; Australia — Privacy Act; Japan — APPI; South Korea — PIPA. All of them give you rights over personal data; on this site none is collected.
- Everywhere else — your browser's own controls, described below, always apply.
This list is a summary, not legal advice, and it is not exhaustive.
6. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
Both signals are respected by default here: the site has no tracking to switch off, so enabling DNT or GPC in your browser changes nothing about how it behaves — and nothing is sold or shared either way.
7. How to control cookies in your browser
- Chrome — Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies; or delete site data under “Delete browsing data”.
- Safari — Settings → Privacy → “Prevent cross-site tracking”; manage data under “Manage Website Data”.
- Firefox — Settings → Privacy & Security → Enhanced Tracking Protection; clear cookies under “Cookies and Site Data”.
- Edge — Settings → Cookies and site permissions → “Manage and delete cookies and site data”.
Blocking cookies site by site, or browsing in a private window, is the fastest way to see for yourself that this page has nothing to store.
8. Questions and changes
This site has no contact form and does not collect messages. Questions about this policy can be raised through the channel you used to reach the page. Material changes will be published here with a new version number and date — the previous version stays accurate for the period it was in force.