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This site sets no cookies at all. That is why there is no consent banner — there is nothing to consent to.
A banner is required for storage in your browser that isn’t necessary to run the site — in practice, cookie-based traffic measurement and advertising scripts. This site counts visits without writing anything to your browser and runs no advertising, so a banner would take up the first screen and make you dismiss something with nothing behind it.
You can check that for yourself: open the browser's developer tools (F12), go to Application in Chrome or Storage in Firefox, and look at Cookies for this domain. The list will be empty.
| Category | Status |
|---|---|
| Strictly necessary cookies | None |
| Analytics and statistics cookies | None |
| Marketing and tracking cookies | None |
| Local storage, session storage, IndexedDB | Not used |
Your language isn't remembered in a cookie either — it is part of the address (/en/, /cs/ and /ua/), so a link always opens the same language version for whoever follows it.
The enquiry form runs Cloudflare Turnstile — a check that a person, not a script, is submitting it. We picked it precisely because it does that job without tracking cookies and without following you across sites; unlike the usual alternative, it also doesn't ask you to label traffic lights in photographs.
If Turnstile needs to hold a short-lived technical token to finish the check, that is processing necessary for a service you asked for by submitting the form. What happens to the rest of the form is on the privacy page.
The fonts are downloaded when the site is built and served from our own domain. Your browser never reaches out to Google Fonts or any other third-party host to render this page — which is the whole substance of the European objection to the Google Fonts CDN.
Traffic is measured with Umami, which works without cookies, writes nothing to your browser and does not identify individual visitors. If we ever reached for a tool that needs cookies, a consent banner would go up before that tool was switched on, and this page would describe it.