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Cookie Policy

A complete list of what pontive.com stores on your device, and how to change what you allow.

Version 1.0 · Effective

What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep, so it can recognise the same browser on a later request. The same rules cover related technologies — localStorage among them — so this policy treats them together and the table below says which mechanism each entry uses.

Cookies that are not strictly necessary need your permission before they are set. That is why you saw a choice rather than a notice.

The categories we use

  • Strictly necessary — required for the site to function. These do not need consent, and cannot be switched off.
  • Preferences — remember a choice you actively made, like light or dark appearance. They exist only because you set something.
  • Analytics — help us understand which pages are read and how people arrive. Off until you accept.

We use no advertising or cross-site tracking cookies on this site. If that ever changes, this page and the consent options change with it, and we ask again.

Everything this site stores

Generated from the site’s own configuration, so it lists what is actually loaded rather than what someone remembered to write down.

NameSet byCategoryPurposeExpires
keystatic-gh-access-tokenPontiveStrictly necessarySigns you in to the content editor at /keystatic. Set only for staff who sign in to the CMS; ordinary visitors never receive it.Until the GitHub access token expires
keystatic-gh-refresh-tokenPontiveStrictly necessaryEncrypted companion to the token above, used to keep a content editor signed in. CMS sign-in only.Until you sign out of the CMS
_gaGoogleAnalyticsDistinguishes one visitor from another so page views can be counted as visits rather than as unrelated hits.2 years
_ga_GR2BVS621XGoogleAnalyticsHolds the session state for this specific Google Analytics property.2 years
themelocalStoragePontivePreferencesRemembers whether you chose the light or dark appearance, so the site does not reset it on every visit.Until you clear your browser storage
sidebar_statePontivePreferencesRemembers whether you collapsed the sidebar in the interactive dashboard demo on the homepage. Only set if you use that demo.7 days

Changing your choice

Use the Cookie settings link in the footer, on any page. Withdrawing is as easy as accepting, and takes effect immediately.

Your choice is stored on your own device, not in an account — so it is per-browser, and clearing your browser storage resets it. We keep no server-side record tying a cookie choice to you, because doing that would mean identifying people in order to record that they declined to be identified.

You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Doing so for the strictly necessary ones may break parts of the site.

Third-party cookies

The analytics entries in the table are set by Google, through Google Analytics 4. Google acts as our processor for that data, and the transfer is covered in the Privacy Policy.

Nothing else on this site loads a third-party script that stores data on your device. If a blog post ever embeds a video, its provider is added to the table above before the post is published.

Changes to this policy

The table above is generated from the site’s own configuration rather than maintained by hand, so it reflects what is actually loaded rather than what someone remembered to write down. When the substance changes we bump the version at the top, and your stored consent records which version you agreed to.