This Cookie Policy explains which cookies and browser-side storage the public website uses and how visitors can control them in their browser.
Public visitor cookies
The public theme does not intentionally set analytics, advertising, retargeting, or social-media tracking cookies for anonymous visitors. Contact and newsletter forms use first-party WordPress nonces and honeypot fields for form security. Those controls are embedded in the page or submitted with the form and are not used for cross-site tracking.
Theme preference storage
The dark/light theme toggle stores the selected preference in browser local storage under the key qs-theme. Local storage is not a cookie, is not sent with HTTP requests, and is used only to keep the visitor’s display preference on future visits.
Administrator cookies
WordPress may set strictly necessary cookies for authenticated administrators, including session and settings cookies used by the CMS back end. These cookies are not intended to track public visitors across websites.
Analytics and marketing cookies
The public theme does not intentionally deploy analytics, advertising, retargeting, or social-media tracking cookies. If this changes, the policy should be updated before those cookies are used.
Managing cookies
You can delete or block cookies and clear local storage in your browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent administrators from using the WordPress back end. Clearing local storage resets the theme preference.
Updates
This policy was last reviewed in June 2026.