Cookie Policy
Last reviewed: 4 August 2026
Short version: this site stores one entry on your device, it remembers a choice you made yourself, and there are no advertising or tracking cookies of any kind.
Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to keep. Related technologies — local storage and session storage — do much the same job using a different mechanism. Because Daxureli is a reading site with no accounts, no shop and no advertising, we need almost none of this, and this policy exists mainly to tell you exactly how little is in use.
1. What is stored when you visit
The table below is a complete list. Nothing else is written to your device by daxureli.info.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
dxCookieChoice |
Local storage entry | Remembers whether you selected “Fine by me” or “Essential only” on the notice at the foot of the page, so the notice is not shown again | Until you clear your browser data | Strictly necessary |
| Session identifier | Transient server session | Created by the web server to serve pages correctly; carries no reader identifier and is not used to recognise you on a later visit | Ends when you close the browser | Strictly necessary |
2. What we deliberately do not use
- No advertising or retargeting cookies. The site carries no advertising, so there is nothing to retarget.
- No cross-site tracking. We do not embed social widgets, tracking pixels, conversion tags or fingerprinting scripts.
- No third-party analytics platform. Our reading figures come from aggregate server-side page counts that identify nobody.
- No content delivery networks for assets. Stylesheets, scripts, fonts and images are served from this domain, so no external provider learns which pages you opened.
- No profiling or automated decision-making. Nothing on this site changes based on assumptions about who you are.
3. Why the notice appears at all
The entry described above is strictly necessary, in the sense that its only function is to honour a preference you expressed. We still show the notice because we think readers are entitled to know what a site keeps on their device, even when the honest answer is “one line”. Choosing “Essential only” and choosing “Fine by me” currently produce identical technical behaviour — there is no optional category to switch on.
4. Removing what has been stored
You can delete the stored entry at any point by clearing site data for daxureli.info in your browser settings. The notice will then reappear on your next visit, which is the expected behaviour rather than a fault.
Where to look in common browsers
- Chrome and Edge — Settings, then Privacy and security, then Cookies and other site data, then See all site data and permissions.
- Firefox — Settings, then Privacy & Security, then Cookies and Site Data, then Manage Data.
- Safari on macOS — Settings, then Privacy, then Manage Website Data.
- Safari on iOS and iPadOS — Settings app, then Safari, then Advanced, then Website Data.
- Android browsers — Settings, then Privacy, then Clear browsing data, selecting cookies and site data.
Blocking storage entirely will not break this site. The only visible consequence is that the notice at the foot of the page cannot remember your answer and will be shown each time.
5. Server logs are separate
The request logs kept by our hosting provider are not cookies and are not affected by your choice on the notice. They record the page requested, a timestamp, a status code and a truncated IP address, and they are deleted within 30 days. Their handling is described in section 3 of our Privacy Policy.
6. Changes to this policy
If we ever introduce a genuinely optional storage category — which we have no plan to do — this page will be updated first, the notice will be changed to offer a real choice, and the change will be described in the Friday digest.
7. Questions
If anything here is unclear, or if your browser shows a stored item that is not listed in section 1, please tell us: Daxureli editorial desk, Studio 4, Hoxton Works, 128 Hoxton Street, London N1 6SH, United Kingdom, or through the contact form. A report of an unexpected stored item is treated as a correction and answered the same day where we can reproduce it.