Cookie Policy
Last updated: October 6, 2026
1. What the supplied files use
The checked files in this website package do not contain code that sets cookies, tracking pixels, analytics, remote fonts or third-party embeds. They include one local JavaScript file, local styles and a local image. This statement describes the supplied files; it does not establish what a hosting provider may add to a published site.
2. The notice preference
When you press Close, the script stores the value “1” under the key “grelpor_notice_closed” in sessionStorage. This remembers dismissal during the current tab’s session. It does not identify a person, include form fields or send the preference to Grelpor.
3. Duration and removal
The value survives reloads and navigation among pages on the same site in that tab. It normally ends when the tab closes; browser session restoration can retain it. To remove it, clear this site’s browser data or open developer tools, select Storage/Application, then Session Storage for this origin, and delete grelpor_notice_closed. Reload the page to display the notice again. If storage is blocked, Close still dismisses the notice on the current page, but it may reappear after navigation or reload.
4. Enquiry fields
The website does not save enquiry fields in sessionStorage or localStorage. Preparing an email passes the entered name, email and project text to your email application as a draft. You complete sending there; that application’s own handling is governed by its provider.
5. Hosting and third parties
A host, content delivery network or provider such as Cloudflare may add scripts, cookies or services beyond these files. The published website must be checked separately and its policies and consent controls adjusted to the technologies actually active. Closing this notice is not consent to optional tracking introduced by third parties.
6. Changes and questions
Closing the notice does not enable analytics or advertising in the supplied files. If optional technologies are introduced, appropriate notices and controls must be implemented before use. Questions: [email protected].