Cookies and localStorage are different
A cookie is a small value that a browser can send with web requests. localStorage is browser storage available to scripts on the same origin and is not automatically attached to requests. The supplied JavaScript does not set cookies; it uses localStorage only to remember a preference if you choose a control below.
| Item | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| parcelbrizestypals-cookie-choice | Records your choice and its update time in localStorage | Until changed or cleared by you or your browser |
| Contact draft | Held in current page memory for preparing output | Not deliberately persisted by the tool |
Your preference
Both choices leave the current site free of optional cookies. “Accept” records a preference only; it does not activate tracking. Any future optional technology would need its own explanation and appropriate consent before use.
Checking the saved preference…
Change or remove a choice
Return to this page and select a different option to replace the saved value. To remove it entirely, use your browser’s site-data controls for parcelbrizestypals.cfd. Clearing site data may also remove preferences set by other features provided on the same origin. Private browsing and browser policies can prevent a choice from being retained.
Other device and service behaviour
Your browser may remember form input, clipboard contents or downloads through its own settings. Those are separate from the local preference described here. External websites have their own storage policies. Hosting or security services may also have infrastructure-level behaviour outside the supplied static code; deployed notices should accurately describe any such additions.
For more context, read How We Handle Your Information. Questions can be sent to [email protected].