This site sets no cookies. Not analytics cookies, not advertising cookies, and not the “strictly necessary” kind either. That is the entire policy; everything below just explains it and shows you how to confirm it without taking our word.

It is also why you have never seen a consent banner here. Those exist because a site needs permission for something. This one does not ask, because it does nothing that requires asking.

Check it yourself

Open your browser’s developer tools, go to the storage or application tab, and look at cookies for this domain. The list is empty. The home page also counts them live, in your own browser, and prints the number.

What a cookie would have been for

Most sites set them to recognise you between visits, remember a logged-in session, or let an advertising network follow you elsewhere. None of those apply here: there is no account, no session, no personalisation and no advertising relationship of any kind.

Local storage

Cookies are not the only way a site can keep something on your device, so to be complete: this site writes nothing to local storage or session storage either. Wyrm’s tools do keep their own settings, but they keep them on your own machine, where they belong, and never send them anywhere.

What your browser does on its own

Your browser will cache pages, images and fonts so the site loads faster next time. That is ordinary browser behaviour, it happens on every site you visit, it is not readable by us, and clearing your browser cache removes it.

If this ever changes

It should not, and there is no plan for it to. If it ever did, this page would say so before any cookie was set, the date at the top would change, and anything requiring consent would ask for it properly instead of assuming it.

Contact

Questions: iamwyrm@tutamail.com. See also the privacy policy, which covers the little a web server unavoidably sees, and the terms.