Editorial draft · October 2026 · Subject to qualified legal review
Necessary local choices
The site uses browser storage to remember your age-gate decision, preferred language and dark/light theme, so it does not repeatedly ask for the same preference. A first-visit country redirect may set a short-lived marker in a cookie to prevent repeat redirects. Clearing site data resets these choices.
Optional analytics
The Google tag is blocked entirely until you accept optional analytics. All four consent signals—analytics storage, ad storage, ad user data and ad personalization—start denied. Accept analytics grants only analytics storage. Declining keeps the tag unloaded, sends no optional browser analytics events and removes a previous first-party analytics identifier after a reload. Server-only daily aggregates of public HTML page requests do not set an analytics cookie or identify visitors; they are explained in the Privacy Policy.
Promotions and session data
The browser may remember whether it has already shown a generic promotion or notification during a session, and whether you dismissed a promotion permanently. Assistant conversation history remains in this browser session’s live page state and is not presented as a saved user account. Contact submissions are handled separately from these browser preferences.
Change your choice
The Privacy choices control reopens consent settings. Your browser’s site-data controls can clear local storage and cookies. Browser-level protections may also block storage. You can browse the directory after declining optional analytics; this choice should not affect the content returned by the catalog.