This site is deliberately light on your browser. It sets no advertising, analytics or tracking cookies at all. The banner you saw when you arrived lets you accept, reject, or pick per category — and rejecting changes nothing about how the site works. This page explains exactly what can be stored, category by category, and how to change your mind.
A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to keep, and which the browser sends back on your next visit. Local storage works similarly but stays in your browser and is never transmitted to us automatically. Both let a site remember something between page loads — a language choice, whether you have dismissed a notice, and so on. Where we say "cookies" below, read it as "cookies and similar technologies".
Everything below is first-party — set by this site, readable only by this site, and never used to identify or profile you. Each item belongs to one of the categories you see in the banner.
| Name | Category | What it does | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| agency_cookie_consent | Strictly necessary | Remembers the choices you made in the cookie banner, per category, so it stops asking. Without it we could not honour your decision. Nothing at all is stored before you choose. | 6 months |
| agency_site_lang | Preferences | Remembers the language you picked from the site's language switcher, so the site opens in it next time. Only written if you change language and you allowed the Preferences category — and while the site is English-only, there is no switcher, so nothing is stored at all. | Until you clear your browser data |
We currently use none. The "Audience measurement" switch in the banner exists so the choice is already yours on the day we might add a privacy-respecting statistics tool — any such tool will be named in this table before it goes live, and a material change resets the banner so you get a fresh say. There is no advertising category because there will be no advertising trackers.
The rules — the GDPR plus, in France, article 82 of the loi Informatique et Libertés as applied by the CNIL — say consent must be a real, free choice. Here is how the banner follows that, by design:
None. The fonts used across the site are hosted on this domain (they used to come from Google Fonts; they no longer do), so pages load without a single third-party request. The site itself is delivered by our hosting provider, Netlify, Inc., which keeps short-lived technical server logs — that is described in the privacy policy, because it is about server-side data, not about anything stored in your browser.
You can block or delete cookies and local storage yourself. Every major browser lets you do this, usually under Settings → Privacy:
Clearing site data also erases your consent choices and any saved language preference, so the banner will appear again on your next visit. That is expected, not a fault.
Because nothing stored here is tied to an identity, in practice this site holds no personal data about visitors through cookies or local storage. Your GDPR rights — and how we handle the data you send through the contact form — are set out in the privacy policy.
Questions about this policy: contact@mainquest.media. We answer within a few working days — a person, not an autoresponder.
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