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What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They can remember preferences, keep a site working, or help measure traffic. Similar technologies (such as localStorage) may be used for the same purposes.

How we use cookies

Compute Performance uses essential cookies or local storage to remember your cookie consent choice and to operate basic site functions. If you accept analytics, we may use analytics cookies to understand aggregate page visits. Rejecting non-essential cookies does not block access to lesson information, forms, or curriculum pages.

NamePurposeDurationProvider
compute-performance-cookie-consentStores Accept or Reject choice from the cookie bannerPersists in localStorage until clearedCompute Performance
_session_routing (if set by host)Essential hosting / load routingSessionHosting provider
_ga / _gid (only if analytics accepted)Aggregate visit measurementUp to 24 months / 24 hoursAnalytics provider (when enabled)

Essential items may vary slightly by hosting configuration. Analytics cookies are not set when you choose Reject.

Managing cookies

Use the banner choices on first visit. You can clear site data in your browser settings to reset the stored consent key and see the banner again. You may also block cookies entirely in your browser; essential site features should remain available, though preference memory will not.

Third-party cookies

Embedded fonts from Google Fonts are loaded when pages render; that request may allow Google to receive standard technical data such as IP address. We do not embed third-party advertising cookies. If analytics are enabled after Accept, the analytics provider may set its own cookies as listed above.

Impact of disabling

Disabling or rejecting non-essential cookies does not prevent you from reading lesson pages or sending a contact request. You may need to reselect consent preferences after clearing storage. Some visit statistics will be incomplete if analytics are rejected.

More on privacy

Personal data handling is described in our privacy notice. Questions: info@compute-performance.digital.