Small print
Cookie Policy
Last revised 12 June 2026 · applies to tavonexiru.info
This site sets no cookies at all. Not a functional one, not a session one, and certainly not an advertising one. What it does instead is write two named values into your browser's local storage, which is a different mechanism with one important practical difference: local storage is never sent to a server. The values stay on your machine, are readable only by pages on this domain, and are visible to you at any time in your browser's developer tools.
1. Every value this site stores
The table below is exhaustive. If you find anything on this domain writing a key not listed here, that is a bug and we would like to hear about it.
| Key | Value it holds | Why it exists | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
tv.notice.closed |
The literal string yes, written only after you press the button on the strip at the bottom of the page. |
So that the notice about local storage does not reappear on every page you open. Without it the strip would be permanent and extremely irritating. | Until you clear it, here or in your browser. |
tv.reads.total |
A plain integer, incremented by one each time a page on this site finishes loading in this browser. | It powers the small line in the footer telling you how many pages you have opened on this device. It is a courtesy for the reader and nothing more. | Until you clear it, here or in your browser. |
2. What is not here
There is no analytics package on this site, from any vendor, in any form. No Google product is loaded. No social network button, embedded video, hosted font, or content delivery network is used, which is why every stylesheet, script, typeface and photograph you have received came from this domain and this domain alone. No third party is in a position to learn that you read a review here, because no third party is contacted at any point.
We also do not use local storage to identify you. Neither key contains an identifier, a timestamp, a fingerprint, or anything derived from your device. The counter is a number that means something only to you, and it cannot be correlated with anything we hold, because nothing about it ever reaches us.
3. Removing both values now
The button below deletes the two keys from this browser immediately. Nothing else on the site depends on them, so the only consequence is that the notice strip returns and your page count restarts from one.
Nothing has been cleared yet. Pressing the button removes tv.notice.closed and tv.reads.total from this browser only.
4. Blocking storage entirely
Every current browser lets you refuse local storage for a site, either through its site permission settings or by browsing in a private window. This site is written to survive that refusal: our storage helper catches the resulting error and continues. If storage is unavailable, the notice strip will appear on each page and the footer counter will simply show the first-visit wording every time. No content, navigation, filter, or form on the site depends on storage being available.
Where to find the setting
- Chrome and Edge: Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies and site data, where individual sites can be blocked.
- Firefox: Settings, then Privacy & Security, then Cookies and Site Data, with Manage Exceptions for per-site rules.
- Safari: Settings, then Privacy, then Manage Website Data, which lists and removes stored data per site.
5. If we ever needed a real cookie
We do not anticipate it. Should the desk ever add something that genuinely requires one — and the only candidate we can imagine is a working contact form protected against automated abuse — this page would be rewritten first, the cookie would be listed here in the same detail as the table above, and consent would be asked for before it was set rather than afterwards.
6. Questions
Write to [email protected]. Technical questions about this page are answered by the same three people who write the logs, so the reply may take a week, but it will be a real answer rather than a form response. Related reading: our privacy policy covers messages, server logs, and your rights over both.