Cookie policy
This page lists the cookies and similar storage this site actually uses. It was last reviewed on 10 November 2026, by checking what the site sends to an ordinary visitor rather than by copying a template.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file a site asks your browser to store, so that the site can recognise your browser later. Some are necessary for a feature to work; others are used for measurement or advertising.
What this site does not use
Leafumi does not run analytics, advertising, social tracking or heat-mapping scripts. There is no consent banner because there is nothing to consent to in that category, and no profile is built about individual readers.
A standard page view of this site, checked on 10 November 2026, returned no cookie from the server at all.
Cookies WordPress may set
- Comment cookies. If you post a comment and tick the box to remember your details, WordPress stores your name, email address and website address for one year so the fields are filled in next time.
- Login cookies. These are only created if you log in to administer the site, which readers do not do. They hold your session and display preferences.
- Comment form cookie. WordPress may store a short-lived value used to check that a comment was submitted from this site rather than by a script.
Page caching
The site uses a page cache at the server and edge level to serve pages quickly. Cached copies are shared between visitors and do not identify you. Caching does not add a cookie to your browser.
Third-party cookies after you click out
When you follow an Amazon Associates link, Amazon may set its own cookies to attribute the visit and to keep you signed in. That happens on Amazon’s systems under Amazon’s privacy notice, not on this site. Embedded content from other services works the same way once it loads.
A note on our provider’s tooling
The site’s hosting platform loads a supporting script in the page footer for its own site tools. In the 10 November 2026 check it set no cookie on a standard page view. If that changes, this page will be updated before the change goes live.
How to control cookies
Every major browser lets you view, block and delete cookies in its settings. Blocking all cookies will stop the comment form from remembering your details and may affect other sites, but the guides on this site will still read normally. Most browsers also offer a private browsing mode that discards cookies when you close the window.
Changes
If a new service is added that stores information on your device, this page will be updated first. Questions about cookies go to the address on the contact page, and the wider picture is in the privacy policy.