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Cookie policy
Analytics storage is denied by default. You can accept or decline optional Google Analytics without losing access to any guide.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a website can ask your browser to store and send back on later requests. They are useful for remembering a session or a preference, and they are also the main mechanism behind cross-site advertising and analytics.
What this site uses
The Peptide Progress contains no advertising, embedded video or social widgets. Google Analytics 4 is configured with analytics storage denied by default. If you accept, your choice is saved in local storage and the consent state is updated. If you decline, the site remains fully available.
| Category | Used here? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Only if our host sets one | Our hosting platform may set a strictly necessary cookie in limited circumstances, for example to protect a form submission from automated abuse. No such cookie is set by us and none is used to identify you across sites. |
| Preferences | Yes | Local storage remembers whether you accepted or declined analytics. |
| Analytics / statistics | Only with permission | Google Analytics 4 measures page and interaction data after consent. Analytics storage is denied by default. |
| Advertising / targeting | No | There is no advertising on this site and no ad technology is loaded. |
Local storage and similar technologies
We use local storage only to remember the analytics choice. We do not use fingerprinting or advertising pixels.
External links
Some pages link to external websites, including standards bodies, publishers and a small number of external educational pages. Once you follow such a link you are on someone else’s site, and their cookie and privacy practices apply rather than ours. We have no control over, and take no responsibility for, what other sites set.
Controlling cookies
You can block or delete cookies and local storage in your browser settings, and browse the content with analytics declined. Clearing site data will make the consent choice appear again. Blocking JavaScript is also fine: the navigation menu markup is a plain list of links and every page remains fully readable and navigable.
Related
For what happens to information you send us, see the privacy policy.