Cookies

Reviewed October 2, 2026. Cookies are small browser records; local storage is another way a website can keep browser-side information.

Current library pages

The current library uses locally served fonts and images. It does not provide advertising, visitor analytics, social embeds, or a newsletter signup. The contact form uses a page security token and short-lived server-side state rather than a marketing cookie. A page security token is not a subscription preference.

Administrative access

WordPress may set authentication and preference cookies when an administrator signs in. These support the administrative session and are separate from browsing the workbook library. Signing out ends the active login; browser controls can remove stored cookies. Restricting essential cookies can prevent administration from working.

Browser controls

You can inspect and remove cookies and website data in your browser settings. There is no advertising-preference panel on the current site because no advertising service is configured. If optional tracking is introduced, the information and controls must be updated for that actual service.

Contact and privacy

See Privacy for contact-message storage and technical request information. Questions about browser behavior can be sent through Contact; include your browser version, not private session information.

Short-lived browser storage

WordPress uses a session-storage entry named wpEmojiSettingsSupports to remember whether your browser can render emoji. It is a technical compatibility check, not a visitor identifier or an advertising preference, and lasts for the browser tab session. No cookies were observed in checks of the current library and contact pages without a WordPress login.