Cookies

Cookies and the preference we store

This note explains what is stored on your browser when you visit cognitvertex.click, how to refuse it, and what changes if you do. It sits beside the privacy notice, which covers inquiries and commission files rather than browser storage.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file a site asks your browser to keep and send back later. Local storage is a separate slot in the browser that a page can read with a script. We use both for one purpose: remembering whether you accepted or rejected this notice. We do not use them to follow you across other websites.

Types we use

Essential. The consent choice itself. The site needs to remember it so the notice does not return on every page during the same browser. Rejecting does not lock any page, form, or field note.

Analytics. We do not set analytics cookies and we do not load an analytics script. Accepting the notice does not switch a measurement tool on, because none is attached to this site. If that ever changes, this page and the notice will be updated before any such cookie is set.

Cookies table

Name Purpose Duration Provider
cv_consent Stores the word accepted or rejected so the notice stays dismissed About six months Cognit Vertex Analytics
cognitvertex-cookie-consent (local storage, not a cookie) The same choice, kept where the page script can read it without waiting for a cookie header Until you clear site data Cognit Vertex Analytics

Third-party cookies

We do not invite advertising networks to set cookies here. Typefaces are requested from Google Fonts. That request is not one of our cookies, but Google may process your IP address under its own policies when the font files are fetched. Details of that transfer are in the privacy notice.

How to manage or disable cookies

Use Accept or Reject on the notice. Both buttons store a choice and both leave the site fully usable. You can also delete cookies and site data for cognitvertex.click in your browser settings. In most browsers that control sits under privacy or site settings, where you can block cookies entirely, block third-party cookies, or clear them for this host only. Blocking cookies will not stop you reading commissions, rates, or field notes.

If you disable them

The pages still load. The inquiry form still works. The notice may appear again because the browser has forgotten your choice. Fonts may fall back to the browser’s own serif if the font request is blocked, which does not remove any text.